Mouse problem.

[Little Woodsman]

Have you tried reasoning with it? Though I'd recommend having a lawyer present, as negotiations with rodents can be quite tricky.

 

[Robert Marrs]

Man up and get an exterminator. Its a mouse not a starving african child.

 

[Cerebrawl]

Don't get the glue ones. Just don't. They're crueler than the classic neck-snapping ones.

When I was working in a dive shop in Thailand I had to dispose of a mouse caught in one of those, ended up having to crush it with a rock.

 

[Owyn_Merrilin]

Have you tried reasoning with it? Though I'd recommend having a lawyer present, as negotiations with rodents can be quite tricky.

Not sure if I'd recommend that. Lawyers are rodents too (a species of rat, I believe). Well, most of them are. <link=http://instantrimshot.com/index.php?sound=rimshot&play=true>Some of the worse ones are actually weasels.

 

[Redlin5_v1legacy]

You could always do the box with string method. Just don't fall asleep.

 

[Queen Michael]

Alternatively you could buy a cat.

Really any animal that would be a natural predator to a mouse, like a snake or a bird (parakeet for example).

Or a particularly cantankerous guinea pig.

 

[Little Woodsman]

Have you tried reasoning with it? Though I'd recommend having a lawyer present, as negotiations with rodents can be quite tricky.

Not sure if I'd recommend that. Lawyers are rodents too (a species of rat, I believe). Well, most of them are. <link=http://instantrimshot.com/index.php?sound=rimshot&play=true>Some of the worse ones are actually weasels.

Exactly!
As in "It takes a thief"...
It takes a Rat...

 

[Estranged180]

I had mice for two years. I tried humane traps, I tried deadly traps. I tried every bait people suggested. Didn't get a single one of the blighters.

The cat idea is a good one. Sometimes they leave bits of mouse lying around, but we had one cat that would eat them in two bites. Plus, you have a cat, and cats are awesome.

Mine suffocates them, or chokes 'em out, then brings the carcasses to me. He also beats the crap out of my Akita. It's quite hilarious to watch.

 

[Zack Alklazaris]

Get a tall bucket so the mouse can't jump out. smear some peanut butter and chocolate make a little ramp for him and he'll hop in.

 

[Catfood220]

Alternatively you could buy a cat.

My cats are the cause of any mouse problem my house has, they bring them in alive and let them go so they can hunt them in the house. Then they bored/sleepy/hungry, stop hunting them and then forget about them. Thankfully the one that likes rats is good enough to kill them before he brings them in.

I've tried humane traps with varying degrees of success, just place them along skirting boards or anywhere you might see a mouse running about and use peanut butter as bait.