Piggies Only In My House...mice Are Not Welcome :)

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So far 4 each pic is of a different mouse :( two from under my kitchen sink (couldn't get into the kitchen though thankfully) and two from in the garage the last pic was of the mouse I found after work this evening.
 
Oh no! I would not be happy with mice in my house! If you set them free, do they not come back inside?
 
piggyfan said:
Lucky you are not as scared of them as I am!
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Mouse number 3 ran along side my leg while I was quietly sitting on the garage floor watching Alex and oreos behaviour (before I split them up) I jumped out off my skin hun and refused to go back in there for a while, they don't normally bother me :)
 
MycuteBoys said:
Mouse number 3 ran along side my leg while I was quietly sitting on the garage floor watching Alex and oreos behaviour (before I split them up) I jumped out off my skin hun and refused to go back in there for a while, they don't normally bother me :)
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Oh my! That is so frightening! Poor you.
 
You need a cat like mine, she is a killer. Once she lined up 17 dead mice in a row for me, a lovely present in the morning! She lives at the stables now as she hated being a house cat.
 
Goth Mummy said:
Oh no! I would not be happy with mice in my house! If you set them free, do they not come back inside?
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I was told they need to be set free a mile or more away from your house, Mouse number 3 went on a car trip ha ha we were heading out So we took him with us and emptied the trap in a field on our way :) the others have been let free in fields near us but not right on our doorstep :)
 
piggyfan said:
Do you think you have found them all?
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I hope so :( ive sealed up the outside down pipe under my kitchen window that's stopped them coming in under the sink, I'm not able to keep them 100% out of my garage though. This is the downside of living in the country side and having fields behind the house.
 
MycuteBoys said:
I hope so :( ive sealed up the outside down pipe under my kitchen window that's stopped them coming in under the sink, I'm not able to keep them 100% out of my garage though. This is the downside of living in the country side and having fields behind the house.
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I really hope they have all gone now.
 
MycuteBoys said:
So do I Gigi as santa has left some of his stock in my garage ;) I don't fancy re wrapping it lol (nothing of any value, food or fabric just smellies, board games, puzzles, books a barbie, bath toys etc ) :)
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That would be very annoying!
 
Urk - I am not a massive mouse fan I'm afraid! You are braver than me, I might have to move out if I found them in my cupboards!
 
I think your daughters need to make a sign like they did for the reindeer!
 
katanamoon said:
Urk - I am not a massive mouse fan I'm afraid! You are braver than me, I might have to move out if I found them in my cupboards!
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I'm doing better than my neighbours are now mine are only being found in the garage....next door can hear them running about in the loft, across the road had a hole appear in their bedroom carpet and then found a mouse in the room afew days later it turns out they were running up the boiler pipes into the bedroom above they also get them in their loft :yikes:, another house can hear them in the walls :( where I live the houses are surrounded by fields....beautiful but it comes with this horrid down side.
 
My mum's house is the same, it's an old Edwardian listed building and ever since beautiful fatty catty Tigger passed on you can be sitting in the study and hear mousies thundering around in the roof cavity :eek:
 
katanamoon said:
My mum's house is the same, it's an old Edwardian listed building and every since beautiful fatty catty Tigger passed on you can be sitting in the study and hear mousies thundering around in the roof cavity :eek:
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My sister thinks there cute I have offered to send them over to her but her cat max would soon get hold of them.....I need a cat too :)
 
We had one in our kitchen once - first time we caught it I let it go outside and it came back. Second time I drove it 3 miles away and let it go in a field of corn. Never had one since in the kitchen.

That was about 4 years ago. The last few months we've been troubled by noises in our loft. I've been up twice and can't find anything though. We can hear something gnawing but nothing in the loft is chewed and there's no droppings anywhere. We think that whatever it is has got into the gap between the ceiling of our bedroom and the original flat roof (whole house was flat roof originally and loft is actually in a pitched roof which just sits on top of the old flat roof). No idea at all how to get rid of it:rant::help:
 
It could be mice, I now these dont chew but it could even be birds or bats hun. Try popping some mouse traps up there where you think you hear them most, we haven't got them in the loft as far as we know because there are no droppings anywhere and our loft is almost another room so we would see signs of them, we're going to get some more of the traps in my photos are they work really well :) And pop a few there just incase.
I had birds in the loft in another house they were really load, I hope you get it sorted ASAP.
 
Thing is I can't put a mouse trap under the old flat roof. Am sure there is nothing in the actual loft. At first we thought it was squirrels as it was sooo loud but they wouldn't fit in the gap (it's probably about 3 inches deep) and be able to move around as quickly as whatever it is up there. Hmm there are bats outside so I wonder?!
 
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