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I too keep poison out, have done it for years. I've never had a dead mouse in a wall. Proper poison dehydrates the vermin so they leave the house looking for water and die outside. Also, the amount of poison in a mouses system will not hurt a cat if it finds it. If you prefer not to kill animals, you can throw moth balls in backs of cupboards and above ceiling tiles etc. Mice hate them. Then go enjoy a burger in peace, knowing that you don't kill animals. Note, close proximity to moth balls for extended times can cause headaches. RE OP question, any hole you can fit a pen or pencil through is large enough for a small mouse to get through.
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bongwizzard posted:My gf's mother's house sits next to a little lake. A few years ago the city decided to dredge it. This somehow caused all the mice that lived in the brush surrounding it to freak out and flee to the joining houses. People were seeing like dozens of mice in their houses and basements. The neighbor set six traps and caught six mice one night. A friend of mine did the 'death bucket' while living in a former soviet republic. The apartment complex was terribly infested and the fellow tenants were happy for his ingenuity. His design was a bit simpler. He just poured a few inches of peanut oil on the bottom of the bucket and made a ramp. Peanut oil is like crack to mice, apparently they jump in and drown in it. Perhaps it's a bit more humane since they die happy.
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