Attic Mouse Traps

Set some mouse traps there are two types of mouse traps available and they are live and lethal mouse traps.

Attic mouse traps.

Wooden snap traps are the best. If a mouse has no food available it will have no reason to occupy your attic. These traps are baited with food bits which lure mice into the cage and the trap door shuts after them. This will keep you apprised of how the mouse control project is going.

This video shows how to get rid of mice in your household attic and keep them gone. So don t think you ll place a few traps around the house and take care of your mouse problem. Begin your mouse safari by concentrating on the worst room the kitchen and set six traps or so. The final step is to use some method extermination to get rid of any mice currently in your attic.

Mouse trapping tip 5 check the traps often at least every other day. Trap poison or deter any remaining mice. Just set the traps amidst all the droppings and mouse paths you see. Bait is not very important location of the traps is far more important than bait.

Otherwise you can go all over the place after killing a mouse or two. Another great area to place traps for mice removal are in attic corners. Mouse trapping tip 4 set the traps in areas of high mouse activity it s easy to spot in the attic. Any mouse nests that you find should be eliminated along with anything that the mice seem to be chewing on or eating.

Place the traps directly where the mice are present over the mouse droppings and trails. Live traps such as box house mouse traps and glue traps are useful in getting mice out of the attic without killing them. Made a new friend by lisa t. Anywhere you see mouse droppings is a primo place to set mouse traps.

It is a very common area in your home to get mice. This means that it s not just about killing them. And the more traps you set the more mice you ll catch period. There are so many places in your attic that you should consider when laying your mouse traps.

Be strategic about where you place your traps. Step 4 install mouse traps inside your attic. In the attic set the traps in the insulation over the trails and tunnels they make in the insulation. It shows how to do this and a tool you can get at any hardware store to g.

Regardless of where you place your trap it is a good idea to obstruct both sides of the traps with some object. In addition if there is clear evidence of mice in a certain area of the attic this is a prime place to insert mouse traps.