11-22-2016, 03:13 PM
Maybe you do have just one mouse. You are not putting out enough food for a whole family of mice and there are no signs of mice chewing everything in sight.
If the mouse stays for the winter it will still be able to live wild in the spring. Wild mice don't lose their mouse cunning. They are very clever about surviving.
Having a cage ready is a good idea. If you were closer I could loan you one.
The bottle idea sounds good. I must keep that in mind if I have to catch a mouse again. I don't like the tiny live traps. They must be scary for a mouse.
I am sure you mouse will be happy in the hay barn when you finally have to relocate him there.
If the mouse stays for the winter it will still be able to live wild in the spring. Wild mice don't lose their mouse cunning. They are very clever about surviving.
Having a cage ready is a good idea. If you were closer I could loan you one.
The bottle idea sounds good. I must keep that in mind if I have to catch a mouse again. I don't like the tiny live traps. They must be scary for a mouse.
I am sure you mouse will be happy in the hay barn when you finally have to relocate him there.
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Catherine
