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I don't care what HSUS thinks when it comes to the humane treatment of mice, or any rodent for that matter.
They are vile vermin and their welfare should not be an issue. A single wild mouse that had taken residence in my house has caused considerable damage to my clothing, keepsakes, and other property I value. What they don't chew or eat, they foul everything they touch. No telling the economic loss there is annually in crop and agricultural damage worldwide.
I have no sympathy for them. Wish there were more snakes in nature to help control them.
Simply my opinion.
jsc
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"As hard as I've tried, just can't NOT do this"
John Crickmer

>>I don't care what HSUS thinks when it comes to the humane treatment of mice, or any rodent for that matter.
>>They are vile vermin and their welfare should not be an issue. A single wild mouse that had taken residence in my house has caused considerable damage to my clothing, keepsakes, and other property I value. What they don't chew or eat, they foul everything they touch. No telling the economic loss there is annually in crop and agricultural damage worldwide.
>>I have no sympathy for them. Wish there were more snakes in nature to help control them.
>>Simply my opinion.
>>jsc
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>>"As hard as I've tried, just can't NOT do this"
>>John Crickmer

Here here! I have raised feeders and pets for 30 some years and I still can not take a wild mouse or rat where they don't belong..NOT in my cellar ceiling. NOT in my shed. NOT in my garage and NOT even in my woodpile. They belong in a predators stomach.
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Sonya

I'm not mean. You're just a sissy.
Happy Bunny

sorry they chewed up your grateful dead albums.

Even rodents know the dead are no good! The vinal tast as bad as they try to play and sing! The Burney Madolf's of folk music. A real tragic loss would be vintage Dylan! VM