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Posted: 8/7/2022 3:03:15 PM EDT
Over the years I have had to rescue good snakes from glue traps at neighbors homes. I tell them, don't use them, there are better traps. Well our pest company put some in our garage and didn't mention it. Found them today and there was a huge skink stuck in one. I thought damn that's a shitty way to go out and I really like skinks. Well he was still alive. I got him out and he was a glue mummy. Nah bruh, I got you.
Attached File Attached File Attached File Some dawn in warm water to consolidate the sticky, 30 mins of slowly pulling, he was clean. He tried to bite for the first few minutes before giving in. Still some one the tail, but he can live with that or ditch the tail. Don't use glue traps people. |
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I just dump shitloads of agricultural rodenticide around the perimeter of the house each fall. Rodent problem solved.
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I'll use the ones that take vegetable oil as a solvent as a release aid in the event of a wrong capture.
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I put them on my countertop to train my cat to not jump up there when he thinks I'm not looking. Surprise you little shit, humans win every time.
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My cat went after a mouse stuck in one and it stuck to his paw. Fortunately I heard him trying to get it off. Was not pretty getting it off
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I used a lot of them when I lived in Kentucky. Place I lived had lots of brown recluse spiders running about (yes, I know what actual brown recluse look like). Glue traps caught lots of them. Haven't needed them since I moved back to Ohio.
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I like that glue traps catch scorpions and die a slow sticky death.
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I have been leaving water out for all the skinks living in my shrubs. They coexist with the chameleons.
I even tap the tops of the shrubs before I hedge trim to give them time to leave. I think there has to be nearly 20 chameleons hanging around my house. |
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View Quote God damn.. fucker was dedicated |
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PAM cooking spray releases the snakes.
Glue traps rock for spiders. |
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Most people are too stupid and/or cruel to care that these things happen.
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View Quote That white trap is the best I have ever used. |
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Quoted: Over the years I have had to rescue good snakes from glue traps at neighbors homes.....Found them today and there was a huge skink stuck in one.....Well he was still alive....Nah bruh, I got you. View Quote The universe smiles upon folks like you. |
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Come our annual wolf spider invasion late next month. I'll have glue traps all over inside my home.
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I use glue traps inside so I can see what kind of insects/spiders I have and where they are the most.
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I just use cats. Our four outdoor cats have the rodent population around the house firmly under control.
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We've got brown recluses. You can have my glue traps when you pry em from my cold, sticky hands.
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If it's not human and in my transmitter building, fuck it. Glue traps ftmfw.
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For my garage, I use Marvin, the Gray Tabby o' Death FTW. Attached File
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Glue traps are just cruelty for convenience. There are lots of good ways to kill mice and rats. Glue traps aren't one of them.
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If you have camel crickets, you will use glue traps, demolition, hydraulic cement, Drylok, dehumifiers, a dumpster for your stuff, etc, whatever it takes to kill them and remove their habitat.
Kharn |
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i use these with great success: https://www.victorpest.com/victor-smart-kill-electronic-mouse-trap
the cat gets the ones those miss. he's been bored for a while LOL. |
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If you are using glue traps you should be checking them regularly and giving a swift death to any rodents or insects you catch. The advantage glue traps have over snap traps and others is all the nasty creatures that live on a rodent jump ship as soon as they die. Better to have them outside your house when that moment comes.
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I have actually had success with glue paper and mice. I will admit that it is cruel though seeing the little fucker writhe trying to get free. I drown them in the sink as a mercy.
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Quoted: I just use cats. Our four outdoor cats have the rodent population around the house firmly under control. View Quote I was holding her and pointing her at a mouse on my shop shelves and she did nothing. Got the bastard that night with a spring trap and then she wanted to bat it around! WTF Kitty. You have one job! |
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We have two examples in this thread of desirable animals saved through the use of glue traps that wouldn't have survived the springs and jaws of traditional mouse traps so I guess I don't understand.
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They do make sense for spiders and such. Mouse traps don't work so good on those.
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Quoted: Regular spring traps work great on mice in my experience View Quote They didnt for the little fucker I had running around.... Son of a bitch stole the peanut butter right off the spring trap. Set him up with a glue trap and next morning I had him squeaking his ass off STUCK. Dropped that asshole in a plastic jug and filled with water. Shit head squeaked no more! |
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Quoted: They didnt for the little fucker I had running around.... Son of a bitch stole the peanut butter right off the spring trap. Set him up with a glue trap and next morning I had him squeaking his ass off STUCK. Dropped that asshole in a plastic jug and filled with water. Shit head squeaked no more! View Quote |
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Seeing predators (especially lizards) that died stuck to glue trap makes me sad.
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Quoted: i use these with great success: https://www.victorpest.com/victor-smart-kill-electronic-mouse-trap the cat gets the ones those miss. he's been bored for a while LOL. View Quote Build a better mouse trap. . . |
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I guess I should clarify a bit. We still use them in the house. Spiders suck. No more in the garage.
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I use the mouse traps that look like a hockey puck. Just wind it up and once its on the green you know you got one. Just throw it away and you never even see the dead mouse.
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