cyberdigger
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HERE is a link to my mousy coffin post.. and here is the pic: WARNING LOOK AT OWN RISK!!
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wow... eew...
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Hi'ya Charlie,
Thank you. They look shaken not stirred.
I really like your photo.
Do'ya suppose that whittle was enhanced my the restless spirits of those long lost meeses?
Thank you. They look shaken not stirred.
I really like your photo.
Little Wing
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this works with corks but i imagine it could be adapted for meeses.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLMH0NrdfNE
makes you wonder how the poor little mice got in such a predicament.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLMH0NrdfNE
makes you wonder how the poor little mice got in such a predicament.
digdug
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I bought 65 bottles last year from someone who has a warehouse of bottles. One of them was an IBC Root Beer, 1 Liter and very dark amber glass. It had no cap on it. I brought it home and put it in a dishpan I have to clean bottles. I have to use our kitchen sink to clean all my finds.
I soaked the IBC with a few other bottles. I came back and noticed the water was pretty nasty. I picked up the IBC and began to pour out the water down the drain. I noticed a lot of grey stuff coming out of the bottle. I realized it was grey fur! I took the bottle over to the trashcan and slapped the bottom like it was a catsup bottle. Out popped a mummified (now hairless) mouse! He must have been in the bottle for many years. The bottle was so dark I did not see him in it. I had to QUICKLY disinfect the sink (and my hands) before my wife got home and make sure ALL of the fur was gone! No pictures though, I was in too big of hurry disposing of the evidence.
I soaked the IBC with a few other bottles. I came back and noticed the water was pretty nasty. I picked up the IBC and began to pour out the water down the drain. I noticed a lot of grey stuff coming out of the bottle. I realized it was grey fur! I took the bottle over to the trashcan and slapped the bottom like it was a catsup bottle. Out popped a mummified (now hairless) mouse! He must have been in the bottle for many years. The bottle was so dark I did not see him in it. I had to QUICKLY disinfect the sink (and my hands) before my wife got home and make sure ALL of the fur was gone! No pictures though, I was in too big of hurry disposing of the evidence.
cowseatmaize
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It's nasty but softening the critters works the best.
Way to funny!!! I found a mouse nest in an old teapot I wanted...I decided ummm no! Last summer I weed wacked or whacked a big pile of very long grass. Let it sit a few weeks before I got around to raking it up. There was about 5-7 live tiny new born mice under it...I was horrified I raked over them so I put them back under a clump of grass. Went back a few hours later and mom had moved them....I hated the thought that I might of killed them. farmgal.
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ORIGINAL: RICKJJ59W
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I have a mouse in a 7up bottle. Eby you say? ....hmmmm -Julie
P.S. I think there is a live one in my truck too![]
Just hope it doesn't die in there,warm weather is comin [X(][
I had a frog in the truck before, lost under the dashboard ( It did hop out)
RICKJJ59W
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cowseatmaize
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No worries, they'll be in the house in no time.
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