"Gary" <g.majors@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> Robert Bolton wrote:
>>
>> "Gary" <g.majors@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> > "Dennis P. Harris" wrote:
>> >> A black light will show quickly where mice & shrews navigate,
>> >> since they piddle constantly, and urine trails show up nicely
>> >> under UV light.
>> >>
>> > Dennis, that's great to know!!!! I've often wondered if my ferrets
>> > have
>> > been having any "accidents" on my carpets. And I do have a 48" black
>> > light
>> > and fixture in my closet. I'll get it out tonight and check out the
>> > carpet.
>> > Thanks for that info!! :)
>> >
>> At first I was thinking you were growing something in there, but it
>> occurs
>> to me you might just be storing it. Sorry, had my mind the in the
>> gutter
>> (or maybe the clouds).
>
> LOL! I quit growing things in closets almost 30 years ago. As you
> realized,
> the black light I have is only *stored* in a closet. I don't think a
> black
> light would be good for growing anything anyway. I used mine MANY years
> ago
> just to enjoy the enhanced colors using the special paints and posters,
> etc.
I've got a small one around here somewhere. Unless I tossed it out.
Here's some info you might file under Shrew Control. The peanut butter
laced with honey is a winner. I bought a Creamy jar of Skippy (maybe)
that advertised having honey already included. It's aroma filled the
kitchen tonight when I placed a healthy dab onto the mouse trap tab. I
was thinking this just might entice the stinking shrew that I watched run
across the kitchen earlier today (earlier yesterday I suppose). I placed
the trap up against the cabinet adjacent to the refrigerator, as that was
where it had come from.
30 minutes later, one dead mouse.
I feel better now.
Robert
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