On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 Sena wrote:

I have meeces in the house, and I do not particularly want meeces in the
house. I mean, they're very entertaining and all that, especially when
they come out to play late at night, but it is not cold outside and I
feel they would be better off with more fresh air.

I do not want to kill said meeces, and I'm not sure I fancy coming down
in the morning to have to remove them from sticky wotnots on the
skirting board (always assuming I could get to the skirting board), so I
want to know whether those sonic thingummies work. You know the ones,
they're supposed to emit an excrutiatingly high pitched swissle, and the
meeces are supposed to pack their bags and move on to pastures new. Or
something.

So, what do you think? Do they work, or would I be wasting my money?
Have any of you got any other humane ideas for gently evicting meeces
from houses?


Yes, get a weasel. We've had a weasel in our house for several months
and we haven't a single meece in that time.

Of course, the downside is the dreadful smell that weasels emit. And the
squitty droppings.

Does anyone have a way of getting rid of weasels, humane or otherwise?

David

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