Blowgun bird
I went out to hunt for some birds today.I ended up getting a mouse in one shot through the shoulder blades and pinned to the dirt. Yesterday i nicked a bird in the head and i saw the feather fly off its head but it wasnt a solid hit.
I use coathangers with paper cones taped on the end and i also use baboo skewers with paper cones.
the biggest i have taken is a pigeon with my 7 ft .50 cal blowgun
Are they tasty critters?
wich one the mouse or pigeon
the pigeon had something wrong with it because it wouldnt fly away but i shot it from 20 ft.
You were hunting for food? or just killing for sport?
Bear Clan
I was born with nothing,
with hard work and deligence I still have most of it
this week a lot less...must be a hole in my pocket
i was putting the pigeon out of its misery
y the heck wld i eat a sick pigeon
The mouse? From your past post a sparrow???? Talk to Sarge47 or Remy
they are a lot smarter than me, I wonder what they would say?
Bear Clan
I was born with nothing,
with hard work and deligence I still have most of it
this week a lot less...must be a hole in my pocket
we have a billion mice...so i was just seeing wat a dart wld do to a mouse,these are wild mic so no i wouldnt eat them and it was just one
Lucky the mice don't have blowguns and are curious about its affects also.
Bear Clan
I was born with nothing,
with hard work and deligence I still have most of it
this week a lot less...must be a hole in my pocket
Your honor ...... there are like a billion people in China. I just wanted to see what the bullet would do to him.....and it was just one.Oh, OK - I get it.
Actually, I'm in no position to comment on this, since I kill mice for a living.
haha very funny...If mice were coming into ur house would u try to kill em so they wouldnt eat ur stuff..if not why
Actually, the approach I take is to rodent proof, or exclude them from a structure. The only time I kill them is when they are alread nesting inside a residential structure. Quite honestly, I've been looking into multiple catch live traps lateley to see if that is a better option. Don't know yet.Originally Posted by blowgunsgalore
i do that too and when they r running by wouldnt u assume that they are setting up nest
No I wouldn't.
y not.... i am new to this ,so clue me in, so i no what not 2 do
One of the live trap companies does have a multiple live trap system. A rotating wheel similar to a paddle boat is tripped and does a slight rotation when tripped to send the rodent into a holding chamber. The calls are said to lure others into the system. Look at "Haveaheart"
Bear Clan
I was born with nothing,
with hard work and deligence I still have most of it
this week a lot less...must be a hole in my pocket
Mice are naturally curious (rats are not). When you see mice running around or running by they are doing what mice do. Could be playing, could be foraging for food, could be running from a predator. Now if you are asking how do you know if mice (or any other rodent) is nesting inside a structure - it takes a reasonably thorough inspection. Look of entry points - chewed wood, grease marks around small openings, grease marks along flat surfaces. Look for deposits of urine using a black light. Look for droppings. Look for discarded piles of food. Look for disturbed insulation or other bedding material.
There are several brands on the market. Most of my customers are not willing to pay the added expense of disposal.
Mouse Shortage??
Just wondering if the mouse population is getting scarce and you've taken to trapping them alive to turn loose in another neighborhood. Kinda like job security, well sort of.Saw a nice one out by the woodpile if you need one for stud service I can maybe catch him for you.
Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he's too old
to fight... he'll just kill you.
Now there's a thought. I like the way you think.Just wondering if the mouse population is getting scarce and you've taken to trapping them alive to turn loose in another neighborhood. Kinda like job security, well sort of.
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