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Teshi 25th January 2012, 05:39 AM I would prefer to trap it alive, but this point is negotiable. The two challenges are these: one, I have a dog that is messing up all the traps I come up with because she is literally a nosy bitch; and two, I don't have access to any commercially available traps at this time because I live in Satan's icy armpit and oddly enough, capitalists aren't big into exploring this particular emerging market. There is a small grocery store and a gas station. Invent a dog-proof mousetrap that I can build out of readily accessible stuff. Hermit 25th January 2012, 05:54 AM Hi, Teshi. Place your mouse traps underneath or behind wardrobes, in kitchen cabinets and drawers, where the dog can't get to them. I once caught a mouse alive. It was hiding behind a wardrobe. I placed a Wellington boot at one end, went to the other end and said "Boo" in a menacing voice. The mouse ran into the boot. I upended the boot into a conserving jar ...

Teshi 25th January 2012, 05:39 AM I would prefer to trap it alive, but this point is negotiable. The two challenges are these: one, I have a dog that is messing up all the traps I come up with because she is literally a nosy bitch; and two, I don't have access to any commercially available traps at this time because I live in Satan's icy armpit and oddly enough, capitalists aren't big into exploring this particular emerging market. There is a small grocery store and a gas station. Invent a dog-proof mousetrap that I can build out of readily accessible stuff. Hermit 25th January 2012, 05:54 AM Hi, Teshi. Place your mouse traps underneath or behind wardrobes, in kitchen cabinets and drawers, where the dog can't get to them. I once caught a mouse alive. It was hiding behind a wardrobe. I placed a Wellington boot at one end, went to the other end and said "Boo" in a menacing voice. The mouse ran into the boot. I upended the boot into a conserving jar ...

Teshi 25th January 2012, 05:39 AM I would prefer to trap it alive, but this point is negotiable. The two challenges are these: one, I have a dog that is messing up all the traps I come up with because she is literally a nosy bitch; and two, I don't have access to any commercially available traps at this time because I live in Satan's icy armpit and oddly enough, capitalists aren't big into exploring this particular emerging market. There is a small grocery store and a gas station. Invent a dog-proof mousetrap that I can build out of readily accessible stuff. Hermit 25th January 2012, 05:54 AM Hi, Teshi. Place your mouse traps underneath or behind wardrobes, in kitchen cabinets and drawers, where the dog can't get to them. I once caught a mouse alive. It was hiding behind a wardrobe. I placed a Wellington boot at one end, went to the other end and said "Boo" in a menacing voice. The mouse ran into the boot. I upended the boot into a conserving jar ...

Teshi 25th January 2012, 05:39 AM I would prefer to trap it alive, but this point is negotiable. The two challenges are these: one, I have a dog that is messing up all the traps I come up with because she is literally a nosy bitch; and two, I don't have access to any commercially available traps at this time because I live in Satan's icy armpit and oddly enough, capitalists aren't big into exploring this particular emerging market. There is a small grocery store and a gas station. Invent a dog-proof mousetrap that I can build out of readily accessible stuff. Hermit 25th January 2012, 05:54 AM Hi, Teshi. Place your mouse traps underneath or behind wardrobes, in kitchen cabinets and drawers, where the dog can't get to them. I once caught a mouse alive. It was hiding behind a wardrobe. I placed a Wellington boot at one end, went to the other end and said "Boo" in a menacing voice. The mouse ran into the boot. I upended the boot into a conserving jar ...

Teshi 25th January 2012, 05:39 AM I would prefer to trap it alive, but this point is negotiable. The two challenges are these: one, I have a dog that is messing up all the traps I come up with because she is literally a nosy bitch; and two, I don't have access to any commercially available traps at this time because I live in Satan's icy armpit and oddly enough, capitalists aren't big into exploring this particular emerging market. There is a small grocery store and a gas station. Invent a dog-proof mousetrap that I can build out of readily accessible stuff. Hermit 25th January 2012, 05:54 AM Hi, Teshi. Place your mouse traps underneath or behind wardrobes, in kitchen cabinets and drawers, where the dog can't get to them. I once caught a mouse alive. It was hiding behind a wardrobe. I placed a Wellington boot at one end, went to the other end and said "Boo" in a menacing voice. The mouse ran into the boot. I upended the boot into a conserving jar ...

Teshi 25th January 2012, 05:39 AM I would prefer to trap it alive, but this point is negotiable. The two challenges are these: one, I have a dog that is messing up all the traps I come up with because she is literally a nosy bitch; and two, I don't have access to any commercially available traps at this time because I live in Satan's icy armpit and oddly enough, capitalists aren't big into exploring this particular emerging market. There is a small grocery store and a gas station. Invent a dog-proof mousetrap that I can build out of readily accessible stuff. Hermit 25th January 2012, 05:54 AM Hi, Teshi. Place your mouse traps underneath or behind wardrobes, in kitchen cabinets and drawers, where the dog can't get to them. I once caught a mouse alive. It was hiding behind a wardrobe. I placed a Wellington boot at one end, went to the other end and said "Boo" in a menacing voice. The mouse ran into the boot. I upended the boot into a conserving jar ...