The Amazing Bowl Of Oil Mouse Trap - Catching A Ton Of Mice. Mousetrap Monday Youtube Short.

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[@Lovinia1]

Make sure the bowl is deep enough. I had oily mice all over my garage when I tried this 😂

[@bensoncheung2801]

68th 👍

[@jessiejeanne9717]

I'm sorry for your misfortune, but this made me laugh.

[@Lovinia1]

@@jessiejeanne9717 it’s ok so am I

[@veronicathompson2091]

😂😂😭😭😭

[@jessiejeanne9717]

@@Lovinia1 you're awesome!!!💖

[@Wifgargfhaurh]

You have to be careful with these oil traps. If it rains while mice are covered in oil, they will float into the sky because oil is less dense than water

[@robosing225]

Love this comment. Floating mice that seek revenge. Sounds like the makings of a steven king novel.

[@Pprpenis]

Bro this needs to b #1💀

[@L.V.exoticpets]

​@@robosing225 willard

[@Amen.22]

The mouse rapture.

[@jennysayquack1730]

underrated comment 😂

[@corbinhbucknerjr558]

As an added benefit, it stops them from squeaking too.

[@tyguy6296]

youtube desperately needs a "buh dum tsss" button

[@oliverklozhoff]

​@@tyguy6296 word!

[@stevenramsthaler6890]

😂😂😂

[@seitanbeatsyourmeat666]

Underrated comment award 🥇 😂

[@HuslWusl]

Get a bigger bowl and put more oil in it and it'll permanently stop them from squeaking

[@TanukiOfficial]

This confirms that mice don't communicate with each other. Not one trapped mice said, "It's a trap! It's a trap! Get away from the edge!"

[@giusepperana6354]

Maybe they said "come help me out"

[@auntieruckus6444]

Funny you say that because it wouldn’t work for rats as they tend to be much smarter

[@bittercharmer1591]

Another comment mentioned it keeps them from squeaking tho

[@SNEAK982]

@@bittercharmer1591 whoooshhh🤦‍♂️

[@theelectricgigaex5904]

@@SNEAK982they’re just repeating something they heard?

[@monkeygraborange]

...then dip in beaten egg, roll in breadcrumbs and fry in oil until medium rare. Serve with a crisp Chardonnay.

[@bobmcl2406]

Underappreciated comment! 😆

[@Cloud777-7]

You are going to prepare them for consumption?

[@Cheeseybacun]

I more or less did that, but with some baby rabbits. That said, I think a single chicken wing has more meat on it than those boney little bunnies.

[@ikillyou121]

Don't forget the wooden skewer!

[@gunner4544]

You should see how they react when you hold an owl decoy over their heads while in the bowl. That is how you generate views bud.

[@joeschmo622]

Instead of a bowl, use a wok, as it'll save time.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

Wok smart, not hard.

[@gregjorda3080]

@@TheRealNormanBates lol

[@hamjudo]

And hold more mice.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

@@gregjorda3080 _hiyaaah..._

[@gr8potatosaurusofthunderfart]

Huh... I see... Straight to the kitchen?😏

[@grapenut6094]

Discovered this accidentally one night when I left the oil out after making homefries. The most effective mousetrap Ive seen by far.

[@ceneika]

NYC needs to try this

[@5050TM]

​@@ceneika That would honestly be great to implement.

[@focidhomophobicii2426]

and the next morning you get them rats as free breakfast

[@THEK1NGSCLAN]

🤢

[@JustLetMeFly94]

I did this in my old apartment. Except none survived in the oil. They drowned. I guess I've put too much. I used olive oil cuz that's all I had home and peanut butter. Anyone saying they're cute has never had an infestation. I used to find them cute until they started destroying the walls in my kitchen and cabinets to get in. I couldn't sleep at night hearing them chewing through stuff.

[@dirkvandermerwe6027]

No for sure mate... A pet mouse or rat is one thing, a rabies carrying wild rodant infestation is something totally different...

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

Chewing

[@spaghetti5914]

​@@dirkvandermerwe6027 uh, mice actually don't really spread rabies, just saying

[@reisen9584]

they destroy and pee on anything. And they breed fast. Hate that thing.

[@yenmeng]

@@spaghetti5914 it was the fleas right

[@lordcranio3032]

Best cooking show on KZbin.

[@Beetwate305]

The Chinese love this KZbin channel , Coming to a chinese restaurant near you.

[@EIGatito]

He is not Chinese

[@robmangeri777]

Lol!

[@Nerium_Oleander13]

Ew

[@slaughterhouse5585]

😂😂😂

[@wedgeantilles1498]

I once put a bag of M&Ms in a 5 gallon bucket, and put it up next to the wall so they could jump in. Had over 20 of them when I came back in the morning.

[@jstape740]

How did the wall help them jump in? Was there a hole in the wall??

[@cobblerama]

A stick propped on the bucket for a ramp works well. Use bananas, m&ms and nuts. Heard them called Canadian mouse traps back in the day.

[@wedgeantilles1498]

@@jstape740 they climb between the bucket and wall like little ninjas

[@floridaboybrandon954]

@@wedgeantilles1498 master splinter 😳

[@LFTRnow]

If it's a Canadian mouse trap, you should use Smarties, and maybe some Caramilk or Coffee Crisp :)

[@marcuscarana9240]

Mice: gets trapped Hooman: I will feed you and help you recover for my future experiments. You are now my guinea pigs.

[@A__Mina]

Rats: *knock over bowl and wait in the shadows for you to slip and fall*

[@morsecodereviews1553]

Benny: Come on in Shawn the oil is just fine! Shawn: Damnit Benny, how the hell do we get out?! Shawn: Didn't think that far yet... Hey Jenny jump on in! The oil is just fine...

[@CaptRich-bi3gp]

...hey Bobby, jump in here and help us figure a way to get out.

[@benoitbvg2888]

You guys seem kinda stuck down there. Just get out. Hold on, lemme get in, I'll show you.

[@brianwest2775]

It's weird that they (1) can't see the clear trouble that the other mice are in and (2) don't make sounds to warn other mice of danger. Is this typical or atypical of animals?

[@krillinsmoustache6261]

😂

[@generaleerelativity9524]

@@brianwest2775 I would guess that the smell of peanut oil is irresistible to them. I have to agree because anything fried in peanut oil is so much better. I'm sure they consumed some of the oil too.

[@A-HotSauce]

It works i did this when one ran into my closet. I gave it dawn bath and released it in the park with haircut and new resume. The key is fill it with more oil so they cant get momentum to jump out.

[@OhsohLibre]

Would like to see a "where are they now" 5 years later to see if they ever got back on there feet

[@A-HotSauce]

@@OhsohLibre totally we all deserve a second chance.. 🙂 do one of those Dr. Phil specials

[@kathleenmann7311]

Mouse, "I was captured by giant aliens who conducted horrible experiments . . ."

[@A-HotSauce]

@@kathleenmann7311 lol 😁 no mean experiments.

[@pilot778spartan3]

My man givin this rat a new life 😂

[@LukePeiffer]

If you give a mouse a cookie, he'll want some milk. But if you give a mouse a peanut-scented bowl, he'll shriek and shudder from PTSD.

[@rgCA_01123]

🫕🐀😵🥴😂😂😂

[@freedomspreads9683]

Mice: (thinking they got away from the bowl and found a blanket to relax on) Shawn: (puts bowl in front of them) Mice: *thousand yard stare* 🐭

[@arhafrench5319]

I wouldn't think they would get anywhere close, seeing their fellow compatriots inside a bowl, treading oil.

[@favoritemustard3542]

Either that or they _just know_ they're missing out on something good & gotta check it out. (Especially with all the little splash noises lol)

[@arhafrench5319]

Maybe we underestimate the smell of peanuts 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@TTHJJD100]

I don't think they actually see at all in the dark, so they're just going by sound and smell.

[@XiaolinDraconis]

They're so similar to people, it's why we test on them. Every one who went before is just dumber than the next.

[@Valchrist1313]

This guy is 'recycling' the mice for multiple videos. For all we know he kept them hungry and locked them in a room with only this bowl. It would explain how they all survived.

[@thunder_2124]

This one is a classic.

[@ChopSquadBaby]

Electric ⚡

[@kio9922]

​@@ChopSquadBaby I've seen those 💀

[@pixboi]

The fact that the bait also works as a trap is such grand design.

[@troutbassncat3025]

And if they spend enough time in there, they're going to start to determine which one is marinated enough.

[@HighlyRegardted]

“Sorry son, we dont want to eat you, but you’re the youngest so it’ll take the least time to replace you”

[@SoulDelSol]

No they have plenty of peanut oil to eat

[@oliverklozhoff]

​@@SoulDelSol that's not how that works

[@filmyfatafatIndia]

Did I just saw a mischievous mouse pushing the other mouse in?! 🤣

[@retroatx]

I use a two litre cola bottle with a little food and oil in it. My aunt taught me that trick about 45 years ago using bottles. It works well. They squeeze in but can't get out.

[@itzsaraherexox3423]

Rip Gerald, my favourite mouse.

[@itzsaraherexox3423]

Ez

[@cultist4194]

Rip

[@peterhamlet1415]

He's getting rather old, but he's a good mouse

[@skippylanoue966]

I see we have some PF fans on here👍👊😆

[@kio9922]

Get Rekt

[@salrodriguez5300]

Damn I remember what watching the original video years ago

[@Coelacanth_yes]

Me too

[@matthuckabey007]

Proof read....sheesh

[@kio9922]

Same

[@garrickschmitt8021]

Same :(

[@strikerwoman]

The energy they lose scrambling for hours without food or water, plus the energy it takes for them to lick the oil off themselves, plus the diarrhea they’ll surely get from that probably kills them more slowly and painfully than a regular trap.

[@Ixaglet]

in the full video he gives them an animal-safe soap bath to help clean them off

[@oliverklozhoff]

Well i hope so!

[@kitten_582]

These are not natural or pet mice. They domesticate themselves. They can't live outside once they come in. Do you realize how little it matters when they die and in what way?

[@strikerwoman]

@@kitten_582 life is life

[@Gr34t_01d_1]

Tmw Shawn’s mice collectively realize that they’ve been playing an integral part in the scientific advancement of trapping their own species.

[@sigheyeroll]

This is honestly my favourite mouse trap. It's soo simple but it works.

[@ItsHayBale]

Probably the best price:effectiveness ratio of any trap.

[@jeremiah4267]

free pet mice lol

[@themilkynipple2801]

This is a great way to catch live mice for your pet snake, im sure theyll appreciate the peanut oil marinade lol

[@MM-jf1me]

Does one need to worry about the snakes catching a disease from the wild caught mice?

[@GotEmAll1337]

"Rodents are smart".... Rodents:

[@Brian-uy2tj]

I've used this method. It worked! I only had one mouse but I caught it and it was pretty funny seeing it try to run full speed while not going anywhere.

[@twintyara6330]

It's their purgatory

[@nielp91]

Yeah it’s hilarious they’re starring back at you running in the opposite direction tripping over themselves knocking into things dazed little creatures.

[@attentionlabel]

Comment section did not disappoint

[@taylorbates5669]

Oh wow this took me back. My grandpa was a hillbilly. To catch chipmunks he would take a 5-10 gallon bucket, fill it a quarter of the way up with water, put a small piece of wood with peanut butter on it that would float in the bucket of water, and he used a small plank of wood as a ramp for the chipmunks to get up to the lip of the bucket. It was a chipmunk massacre. He said he killed 93 in one summer from his bucket trick 😂

[@theurbanthirdhomestead]

My dad did the same. He killed 83 chipmunks in a month or two. 😬

[@taylorbates5669]

@@theurbanthirdhomestead it’s insane that it works the efficiently 😂

[@micahroy9668]

Well, this proves beyond any doubt, mice don't secretly talk when humans aren't around.

[@Manhandle730]

Not when they are being filmed!

[@warthogs3098]

Him: catches 7 mice Also him: you're my friend now. We're having soft tacos later! :D

[@sawysauce1256]

Mice actually have natural instinct to help one of their own when they see them in trouble, makes sense they kept jumping in to save each other. It’s kinda like that saying about crab mentality

[@giusepperana6354]

Isn't that the opposite of crab mentality?

[@EchoLog]

I found this out leaving my oil lamps outside overnight. Open the door for the dog who's been whining and they run straight to the lamps full of mice.

[@nielp91]

Lmao you put the bowl with oil in their area of rest. They flinched Lolol

[@ronpaul5319]

I started using live traps recently, I stuck my hand in one with a mouse just to see what the little guy would do. He didn't bite me, and even let me pick him up! I fed him and let him go somewhere wooded. Changed my view on the little fellas.

[@IndependantMind168]

Yeah. They're just trying to survive like the rest of us.

[@tomcorn6047]

Dude don't give wild animals the chance to bite you, they could have diseases like rabies.

[@peterjamieson2441]

What about leptospirosis?

[@djstatyk1540]

@@peterjamieson2441 You were waiting mad long just to use that word

[@peterjamieson2441]

@@djstatyk1540 😅

[@ashleydixon6122]

I just moved to a cabin in the woods about a month ago. I knew I had mice because of the location, and I've been hearing them rustling around in the kitchen at night. But about 10 minutes ago I saw one run from my bathroom into the kitchen. It's one thing to HEAR them but seeing them is a whole different story lol. I immediately came to KZbin to find instructions for a homemade mouse trap. I now have a bowl of oil, graham cracker pieces and a spoonful of peanut butter sitting on my kitchen floor. Hoping they go for it!

[@maggiehussey3980]

They are very bold and unafraid of humans too,did it work

[@cramirez3855]

Housecats cholesterol levels may worry you after this

[@davejones9469]

A great and easy fruit fly trap is to take a small bowl, pour a little bit of apple cider vinegar in it, cover with plastic wrap, and poke a few holes with a toothpick. Not too big, not to small. The vinegar smell wafts far and wide, and the get in easily, but can't find their way back out. If they don't get exhausted and fall in the vinegar, they'll fall in while frantically trying to get out. My record was I think over 30 flies in one night, about 7 hours.

[@0dayExploit]

I had tried something similar - apple cider vinegar, sugar, and a drop of dish soap in an open cup. Dish soap makes them unable to fly out.

[@davejones9469]

@@0dayExploit You don't really need the sugar, the apple base has enough and the smell is more similar to rotting fruit I think. Might affect how much fumes are given off too, not sure.

[@0dayExploit]

@@davejones9469 yeah I wasn’t sure about it, but it worked well enough!

[@keishachef7353]

I thought They Didn't Like The Smell Of vinegar

[@davejones9469]

@@keishachef7353 I think it's the hint of natural apple sugar in it. It's also my favorite to cook or make dressings with for the same reason.

[@anthonyleeroy9943]

Some good endless cardio 🐀

[@richardtodd6843]

Now everyone knows why I store my Crisco next to the D-Con.

[@rebeccakennedy1167]

🤣

[@allyourcode]

This is peak elegance in engineering!!

[@rkgsd]

Get a 3 gallon bucket instead and attach some 2x4 ramps to it .

[@NoraInuG]

They look so cute and funny trying to run up the side of the bowl

[@Chrom4Prez]

Oily little babies

[@lunarcorpse]

I know they're seen as pests, but I still feel sorry for them. Lots of jackasses that don't know how to feel empathy in the comments. 🙄 I don't care what you think, it's torture.

[@chad_b]

Me too. I've also had mice for pets and they're pretty cute

[@derek20la]

But dumb. At least rats have a deeper intelligence

[@dariusgreysun]

Hehe mousies go run run in place

[@favoritemustard3542]

Dude said he pampered them after this... & it's still not good enough. It's never enough for some, sheesh

[@lunarcorpse]

@@favoritemustard3542 That's because they were tortured.

[@darlatidwell6255]

Awesome idea. I'll try it to see if any mice show up. Thanks Shawn.

[@user-qb7sl7lb3s]

Cats: look what they have to do to mimic a fraction of our power

[@nickwoyurka6820]

“You’ll see them in future videos for mouse trap Monday” 😭😆😆😆😆

[@TommyT777]

I think the mouse at the end was a bit frightened by that bowl being placed in front of him. They probably have PTSD from that harrowing experience and may become more wise to your next tricks!

[@Kaetoh]

Lmfaooo i saw the one lucky bastard get out hopping on another one 😂 Kinda sad how they just give up and sit there soaking wet and greasy 😂

[@malvarezv97]

Two mice fell into a bucket of cream...

[@bostonbluecollarstiff8167]

"2 little mice fell into a bucket of cream,the 1st mouse gave up and drown,the 2nd mouse tredded the cream until it whipped ,and he survived" -Frank Abagnale, Sr.(Christopher Walken)

[@neilspires7259]

What is this?

[@totalnerd5674]

_The_ Frank Abagnale? Wouldn't think a professional Troll would say something along those lines...

[@lenrussell2424]

We accidentally did this during a research project. We were feeding pre-farrowing and lactating sows, soybean oil and/or coconut oil (or a control), and came to work one day to find a live mouse swimming in our 5 gallon of soybean oil. It only happened once though, I think the 5 gallon bucket might have been too high up for the mice to easily climb into.

[@MeUrWishGranted]

Simplest ideas often work the best. Love this idea!

[@charleswilantenorio686]

Now this guy is a real PETA member

[@bluebull2006]

Using peanut oil is genius because mouse love peanuts more than cheese

[@SlayerRunefrost]

Peanut oil is a bit expensive to be used in a mouse trap.

[@favoritemustard3542]

Use used (probably work better anyway, what with the smell)

[@ThisTimeTheWorld]

Mice damages cost more.

[@Trekgirl107]

Worth every penny!

[@CorntChowder]

I am thinking about mixing a little peanut butter in canola oil

[@kevinwirth4767]

Eventually once you get a bunch of mice in there, the next to mice who fall in will be able to climb over the bodies of the ones who are already in the bowl. You need to use a 5 gallon bucket instead of a bowl

[@JB-pb9xv]

Maybe like a bowl with a bucket under it, otherwise I don't think they would hop into the bucket being a straight down drop.

[@oliverklozhoff]

​@@JB-pb9xv of course they will. Specially after they see their busy in there already

[@cliffbooth7075]

Who go to this trouble with messy oil in a bowl. Just buy a taller bucket, a bit taller than average, spread mouse/Guinea pig mix thinly on the bottom, make sure there’s something allowing the mice to climb up to it. Wild mice will jump in to bucket and it’s too tall for them to jump out. Kill them quickly by boiling water in the kettle and pouring it on them, they’ll die almost immediately when it’s tipped on them. Or boil lots more water in a larger saucepan and tip that on them when there’s more, to give them a peaceful eternal sleep.

[@robertweekes5783]

Peanut oil! They can’t resist the smell 😂

[@lucasblanchard47]

Wait so you REUSE them for different trap tests? That seems like torture compared to catching them and dispatching them properly.

[@camronsavell]

For Live-Catch traps. Non-lethal.

[@lucasblanchard47]

@@camronsavell yeah I think you missed the point of my comment.

[@gazratjackson]

As a Chinese person I find this very helpful ☺

[@robosing225]

I know right? Makes it easier for you guys to relocate them to a safe new dwelling away from your home.

[@gazratjackson]

@@robosing225 Yess that is correct we take them to a beautiful paradise that we call a 厨房 [chúfáng], but in your language is a Kitchen, You're welcome 🎎

[@robosing225]

@@gazratjackson 🤣🤣

[@DanMorgan-bh5fv]

@@gazratjackson I love Chinese humor!

[@camil0_uwu235]

Its kind of like humans when they see a crowd they get curious and then get hypnotized by the fact its just a naked guy dancing 😂

[@EasyModeFishing]

Their stamina is unbelievable to run all night long like that.

[@20alphabet]

Works like a charm.

[@jamesdagmond]

Make sure it's a pyrex bowl. Sprinkle some seasoning in there and pop that right in the oven for a tasty treat.

[@LuckyCharms777]

Or in the freezer. Nothing better than eating a cold micesicle on a hot day.

[@GuynamedHuup]

that one mouse just gave up💀

[@trishakauffman4621]

Image getting caught in a bowl of oil then informed you're not being unwillingly inducted into KZbin videos.

[@truthinentertainment1028]

I've tried this before and it didn't work. Perhaps the brand of peanut oil matters? Or maybe you could use peanut butter in the middle of the oil/bowl and a little bit smeared below the rim. Haven't tried that, yet, but the walk the plank bucket trap with peanut butter worked like a charm.

[@ruthgosselin8788]

I'm hoping to find something that works my deer mice won't approach the traps anymore after I killed three of them

[@Mintstar_Oceanpop]

I think this works for him because he typically feeds mice in that particular spot prior to setting up a trap so they are accustomed to going there. A bait station if you will.

[@truthinentertainment1028]

@@Mintstar_Oceanpop Possibly, but I have had some pistachios they got into in my storage before setting any traps. Also, I tried the walk the plank both before and after using the bowl of peanut oil and only the walk the plank with peanut butter worked and worked each time. If I remember, I think I bought a cheap brand of oil, not sure (it's been a few years now). Perhaps there should be a test done with different brands and scenarios to find out how best to make this particular trap option work.

[@Mintstar_Oceanpop]

@@truthinentertainment1028 I tried the bowl trap a few years ago in a room where there were definitely mice. Didn't work for me either. Perhaps the mice in Shawn's barn are less picky? Perhaps I'll try it in the barn one day and see how it goes.

[@Trekgirl107]

If you don't wear plastic gloves to set the traps there is less chance it will work. Mice will not approach anything new with a human scent on it. These mice have been used by this man for other demos so they are used to his scent but mature wild mice are more cautious.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

This would be the only diy trap I haven't made. NONE of them ever worked because they wouldn't take the bait no matter what I used. A few did steal the bait though.

[@Trekgirl107]

Did you Bait your traps with plastic gloves on? Mice won't go near anything new with a human scent on it. I like this idea better, though sticky traps are pretty reliable.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

@@Trekgirl107 I didn't see any difference between using gloves and not using them.

[@lowlightevangelist9431]

You sir, have invented the best mousetrap.

[@andygarza8132]

Essentially a Venus fly trap scenario without the digestion enzymes

[@Visigoth_]

This would be fun to do in NYC... with a pool.

[@GreatStar6]

Love your videos dude keep up the good work!!!

[@Yikes6571]

this may be the cutest mouse trap that I've ever seen lol

[@ickess]

You’d think the ones in the bowl would warn the others. Or conversely if enough fall into the bowl the ones on top and climb out

[@tpl608]

As always Shawn, gloves Shawn gloves. Protect yourself and your family

[@garysgarage.2841]

He's got his clot shot he's immune to everything.

[@nunyabidness6045]

He's wearing gloves. What are you talking about?

[@tpl608]

@@nunyabidness6045 it is an every video comment. I will assume you don't know that. What effing business is it of yours. There are 2 business rules you obviously need to learn. "None of your" and "Mind your own."

[@sebastianc4787]

I still remember the good old days when you killed those pest.

[@robosing225]

My mother told me stories when she was a kid, her mother would tell her to pour boiling water over their nests, killing the pink offspring. Very morbid stuff back in the old days.

[@tomiole]

Rest, recover, and dry out? They're called vermin!!!

[@moondream6]

I couldn't help but laugh so hard when I saw those oily mice try to get out of that bowl! I really didn't want to laugh like this but I can't help it!! Their feeble little whole hearted attempts... It's so funny! I'm glad they have a safe home at least. It makes me feel better about laughing this hard.

[@xXGrEyZXx]

Mice drying and resting *Shawn brings bowl back* Mice:PTSD intensify

[@flours]

Hmmmm. The really long title blocked a lot of this one video.

[@truthinentertainment1028]

This is a short of an older video. Try seeking it out to see the whole thing...

[@flours]

​@@truthinentertainment1028 thanks. I know the channel and what this short is for. I'm not a pioneer sub but I'm here since the dead fall traps. I am commenting on this particular video as its own content.

[@cope2033]

Man trapped them mouses and decided to take them for a few days

[@kingkiko4263]

Then he makes his homemade chips with that oil 😮😂😂

[@kepi7055]

If you want to keep them, wash them in Dawn dishwashing liquid. Its mean to expect that oil to dry up.

[@ReadingtheBibleforever]

Caution slippery when wet

[@robosing225]

Slippery when rat* Missed opportunity

[@gtsteele6219]

All I could think of was Curly Joe of the Three Stooges going "whoob whoob whoob whoob"!

[@mapexmurderer7249]

"You'll see them in future videos helping us test out mouse traps for mouse trap monday" mice-"this sum bullshit"

[@esomethingoranother3718]

When I was a kid we always had a mouse infestation. My dad would set up traps to catch the mice but I loved animals so much that I would set off the traps by throwing little green plastic army men at the traps. One time a mouse got caught in one by the leg but was still alive. I felt so bad so I amputated it's broken leg and then made it a home out of a upside down coffee container with a cutout door for him to come n go as he pleased. I came out to feed/water him for a week but stopped seeing him after a while. I love how you made a trap to rid them out of house but to keep them alive and well. Thank you for not just doing this but showing others how too also!

[@JamalChishti]

I used peanut oil in mine (expired) and they loved it ….to death 👀

[@MLBnDeeznutz]

They marinated them selves 😂😂

[@5TailFox]

Well, you know what they say...The genius of a thing is in its simplicity.

[@jordanrelkey]

Thanks for including the information of not ending their lives. Even though they are pernicious vermin, it pained me to see them struggling, but seeing them resting on some paper towel at the end was relieving.

[@redsuspect6049]

Nah they in the compost 💀

[@skipads5141]

😀😃😄😁😆😅😂🤣

[@presidenttnediserp428]

​@@redsuspect6049 Thank you.🙏

[@turismofoegaming8806]

People are too soft these days

[@sargentsakto9236]

Have you ever seen a mouse plague in Australia? It will change your opinion of the mice in the bowl.

[@cospittner3526]

How big would the bowl need to be for this to work with rats??

[@eldenl1]

A gallon of oil in a 6.5 gallon livestock feeding pan? Lol good luck catching rats, they are too smart for most traps.

[@chrisatkins7959]

Experiment and let us know.

[@talzisckind408]

One mouse churns that peanut oil into peanut butter and escapes

[@schizophreniagaming1187]

they really get promoted from wild mice to lab mice

[@ericvulgate]

When I tried this the mice jumped out.

[@notablediscomfort]

need bigger oil or add more bowl

[@justapillow2443]

​@@notablediscomfort Ah yes, of course