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I just realized that the roller that is used in the video is from one of those long stretchy delivery things used in warehouses and factories that boxes roll down. Great repurposing of an already existing item, I bet they are made for something like $1-2 each
This is nothing new, canceling people for things they did years ago. It's all the rage......but youtube are a bunch of hypocrites, 22 million views they made at least 22 million dollars off that video from ad revenue......NOW they're cancelling it....
@@johannesCCR "What inspired you to make so many overly complex traps that don't even work right next to a more simple, environmentally friendly trap that's easy to set up and way more effective?" Companies: *m o n e y*
The mice are pretty close to breaking this trap. Having a fat mouse at the end of the log weighing it down will prevent the log from rolling and also having one on each side to counter balance the log could also work. I expect to see ninja mice no sooner than 3 generations time.
That Opossum couldn’t believe his luck! A couple of times it seemed like he was even looking around as if someone was playing a joke! 😅😂 Little guy was in mouse heaven and definitely waddling by mouse 5 haha!
I wonder if you'd catch more mice if you sunk the bucket into the floor so the top of it was level with the floor and you didn't need a ramp. Maybe more mice would just jump or fall in when they see their friends having fun at the bottom of the bucket!
There was a mouse plague in the wheat-fields of South Australia in 1980. An old friend up there had the bucket of water, ramp, and beer bottle (empty, of course) trap. He caught bucketfuls every hour, 24/7 for weeks.
@@raldbthar When leaving town at dusk, they swarmed across the road and were splattered under the tyres but they kept coming by the thousand. I was horrified that I might break down and be eaten alive by them. The road looked like it was covered in chewing gum. The millions of splotches were dead mice.
I could have used this years ago when I lived in a house with a mouse infestation. With five traps set out around the house (900 sq ft home) I would catch 20 in a week.
What they choose to demonetize or remove seems so arbitrary sometimes. Any time Snake Discovery posts a video that includes reptile feeding, YT will demonetize it. They're feeding them with dead feeder mice/rats. Since when is the natural feeding habits of an animal inappropriate or not advertiser-friendly? That used to be what the Discovery and National Geographic channels were all about.
I know right? I literally just watched a pack of dogs rip apart a cat after the owner (of the dogs)cornered the cat it was really bad 🤮😭😭 but yet this guy can’t show a dead mouse…. We live in a clown world
I made a rolling log out of aluminum cans, a coat hangar, and a 5 gallon home depot bucket I found in a dumpster. Literally the most effective and cheapest trap ever.
I just realized that this is the mice version of that one carnival or amusment park game where you have to balance on a ladder and get to the top without falling off. The mice look at the bar and think to themselves "it can't be that hard" when they see other mice fall down.
@@lauren8627 Its easy to forget we are animals. A wilder thought is we don't just eat each other physically. Its monetarily, emotionally, spiritually etc..
Man, you've got a ton of mice in your barn, Sean. That possum looked like he was literally going into food coma at the end, but he couldn't stop eating the mice. I don't blame the little guy...can't pass up free dead mice
If their was not a fallen mouse counter, it is a very high probability this comment or conversation would not have been possible. Ahhh, the little things lol.
I couldn't find them on Amazon but I didn't find someone selling them on eBay super cheap and he tests them before sending them out. So excited to get these. We have a huge mouse issue and I'm sick of it
Definitely a pain dealing with all the restrictions. You've always made a lot of effort to keep within the rules. Understand the frustration. Their ball, their rules I guess. Keep on keeping on dude. Enjoy the channel a lot.
The Green brothers warned of UA-cam becoming an unsustainable platform many years ago. Shame that the secondary website they recommended never caught on.
@@holzmann8443 yup. Mostly because youtube is trying real hard to appeal to “kid friendly” advertisements even though they have entirely separate platform for that “youtube kids.” On top of the moving goal post, there the separate referees depending on the channel.
When you're at a point when you catch 26 mice in one trap in one night... ...you might want to start coming to terms with the fact that you're not catching mice - you have been caught by mice.
My conclusion after seeing this: mice are jerks. Not warning their fellows that it's a trap. Sharing this with my sister, she has many many of these little friends in her house.
@@antares_m20 is your cat former stray? Cause I've 5 but only one feed on mice. That one is a former stray. None of them touch rats though. Only mice. Had to use traps for rats.
I'll take hoards of mice over walls and floors full of giant sewer cockroaches, or swarms of giant locusts ANY day of the week. Outside of the smell, more (living) mice = more cute to me, but I know they are pests in large numbers, and they do ridiculous-expensive amounts of damage to crops, so they gotta go.
Get them from a breeder, much less likely to have to try and de-worm your snake, which is not fun (ever inject mice with medicine and hope the snake eats it? Especially if you have a ball python that is picky)
Yep. Mice are pretty simple: eat, poop, sleep, repeat. Rats are very smart! I have several as pets and they're also extremely social. They make a better companion than mice imho.
@@alunjones3860: Oh, no. That is so non-PC. The UA-cam Gestapo will be all over your comment. Mice are 'learning challenged' or 'intelligence deficient'.
We have a barn cat that we rescued from my father's business (she was living under his storage shed and eventually after feeding her for months she finally got used to us enough where we could touch her and relocate her... she still has trust issues even with us but as long as we are not grabby and pet her on her terms she is fine). But this trap seems like a great alternative.
@@DieFlabbergast brain dead assessments, they stated they’ve fed the cat for month now and your insinuating that they would allow the cat to you know just feed on the mice after they’ve been caught
I must admit, I find it kind of hilarious that UA-cam actually goes after pest control videos lol This is genuinely one of the most effective mouse traps I've seen. Edit: Oh wow, Props for thinking of that way of disposing of the mice. My grandad used to use water traps but filled them with cheap wine lol That was his humaine way of doing it. After all it's a damn fine way to go out for a human let alone a pest. _(For context both my grandfather and I are Australian. lol)_
This is my favorite trap. We had an infestation in our garage that were not responding to snap traps, glue traps,, or poison. With this - we caught 30 mice over the summer. We keep it set up in the garage, and we hardly ever seen even a single mouse anymore. Not even in the winter when they're most likely to seek the warmth inside.
Holy cow!!! 30 mice!!! I have mice in my garage (thankfully no where else cause there’s a cat inside) - since Wednesday, when I noticed a mouse scurrying across the floors, I’ve caught 9. And now I’m worried there’s more!! You caught 30!!!! That’s crazy!! I may have to set up a bucket trap like this to hopefully catch more! (Thanks)
"Don't go to that house, Jimothy, my boy. We used to like it back in the olden days. But one night, 30 of our folk went in... and they never came back."
Is there any instruction on how to do this the best way? E.g. a particular drill size to use for the holes for the rod? Should the ends of the rod be fairly tight in the holes or should they be pretty loose so they roll as well? I'd be grateful for some tips from anyone who has done this with this exact rod with success. Tips for the ramp set Up would gear too. Thanks
@@Punkini there is an insane amount of propaganda in the school systems here, its not really a matter of stupidity as it is a matter of not being exposed to the other options
I would also like to mention that because the mice that fell were still alive it probably doubled the amount of mice Because mice are actually quite smart so they would be like oh I'll still be alive even if I fall like that guy over there.
I’ve bought 2 mouse traps like the one in this video and 2 flip & slide mouse traps because of your recommendations. I also have many other single catch mouse traps that have worked well for me over the last few years. There are about 9 out buildings, barns, and an old mobile home on my property and the mice start piling in after the crop is harvested each year.
I'm on a farm but this year we haven't seen too many rodents. Our neighbour next door has horses he also has a lot of little shelters for feral cats, I see them in our place so I'm sure they're keeping the rat numbers down.
Heads up CO2 isn't super humane if I remember right. It gives the feeling of suffocating and causes panic. Nitrogen is much more humane and I think they use it for other livestock too
Yeah it's pretty much the worst inert gas he could have used. Mammals use the concentration of carbon dioxide in the blood as a signal to regulate breathing. Carbon dioxide is what causes pain when you hold your breath... Those mice died a painful death. Nitrogen would be completely painless, but it is not as convenient to acquire. Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) is available in the same canisters as CO2, is commercially available, and is the opposite of painless.
Nitrogen asphyxiation doesn't work on rodents or lagomorphs like it does on other mammals. Also, high enough levels of CO2 don't cause the same panic response as exposure to lower levels, they overwhelm in the same way nitrogen or helium would. It's not that hard to acquire nitrogen though, most farm supply places carry it.
Pure CO2 would knock out the mice unconscious immedietly which other gases would not do. Pure Nitrogen would just have the mice be conscious the entire time they slowly asphixiate, which is far less human than just an immediete knockout. Nitrous Oxide would work however, but its more expensive.
According to FELASA standards here in Europe, CO2 is an accepted way of euthanising mice (and a few other kinds of lab animals) where they go into CO2 narcosis and do not asphyxiate in that sense. Still, most mice are euthanised by cervical dislocation
At around 20 days gestation time, 4-7 weeks to reach maturity and huge litters, over the course of this channel, there are now probably more mice than when he stared.
My old-fashioned mouse trap was effective, humane and inexpensive. The mouse was killed instantaneously. Splat! Then I tossed the carcass into the dumpster.
Simplicity works best. Rube Goldberg designs are fun to watch, but are far more expensive and far less effective. Still, it seems like there’s a bit too much friction on the center rod’s spin. Then again, maybe that allows the mice to get farther out to the middle of the log before falling off. What is your other favorite? The electronic walk-the-plank from Germany?
I remember watching your videos from 2-3 years, it worked well at mh grandmas place and we got rid of infestation before it became rampant(caught 4 mice, and 1 was killed by the other 3 ) i also tried this at a friends house and oh my goodness i could not believe how much we caught from a city apartment 25!!! This is in Winnipeg Manitoba and by god i told my buddy he had to move out asap, the whole building is infested
I think that it's a bunch of BS that they removed the videos like that. They should have been grandfathered in. That's like saying MLB has to re-evaluate all of the World Series championships because they made a rule change.
Mice are always suckers for peanut butter. Many years ago I purchased a mouse trap and tried both cheese and chocolate in it, they ignored both. Tried peanut butter and I caught them all.
That is awesome, feed the possums. I love seeing Opposums near my home, they are the most welcome visitor, they never make a mess, and are always polite.
Oh, no way. Especially with most mouse gestation periods being under 25 days, and 3-14 mice being born at a time, I doubt he'll ever fully "be on top".
Also you can't tell those are mice on the ground out there that the pawsom is chewing on! Nice trap. That is so funny! Man i hope it keep working for you!
Easier setup is use a common screen door spring, place slightly larger piece of pipe over it and attach spring ends to 5 gallon bucket handles. 4 or 5 inches of water. Depending peanut butter on center of pipe. Works for rats also, just add couple more inches of water.
It’s crazy you catch mice every week in your barn but it seems to do absolutely nothing to reduce their population as you always have a ton more to catch even after ‘dispatching’ the invasive house mice and feeding them to wild animals.
Herd thinning doesn't always produce noticable results, but prevents an exponential population explosion that would definitely be noticeable. A lot of states have to do it with whitetail deer after farmers decimated the wolf/coyote population over the last century.
@@josephzado2377 he’s trying to say it feels staged. Regardless, that doesn’t make his traps any less effective if his videos are staged. Let the man make his living, while teaching useful ways to dispatch of critters
@@frankyjrod5868 I don't care if he thinks it's staged. I know from experience that culling like this barely dents the population GROWTH of mice, much less their actual population. Calling it staged is just unnecessarily overdramatic bullshit.
Hey Mickey don't go there! It's a trap, you best beware! Hey Mickey! Hey Mickey! Oh, Mickey Traps and such you just don't understand, Humans want to kill you or else drive you off their land! No Mickey It's not worth that peanut butter snack, To slowly starve down there or end up stuffed into a sack! (I don't remember how the song goes after that. I'm no threat to Weird Al quite yet. :)
Two enthusiastic feline mousers works pretty good too! But this is cool. They should try this in Australia, although they'd have to empty it out every five minutes.
@0:40 THEY ALL FLOAT DOWN HERE!!!! HAHAHAHHAH! Actually thanks to you Shawn I stopped using spring kill traps and using your design ideas I made my own trap out of a 2.5 gallon water jug, coat hangar and a 12oz minute maid bottle. I only filled it with water to a point where they didnt drown and I released them down the road into the field. Works like a champ!! Cheers fam!
Shawn, when you used this trap previously you showed how making it a live catch trap was a bad idea. You know, when the two mice fought and one started eating the other one alive. How did you make them not kill each other?
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I find UA-cam staff very hypocritical for removing your video, when they allow actual nudity and sex videos on here.
I just realized that the roller that is used in the video is from one of those long stretchy delivery things used in warehouses and factories that boxes roll down. Great repurposing of an already existing item, I bet they are made for something like $1-2 each
This is nothing new, canceling people for things they did years ago. It's all the rage......but youtube are a bunch of hypocrites, 22 million views they made at least 22 million dollars off that video from ad revenue......NOW they're cancelling it....
will you reupload the original video somewhere else?
No link for the roller?
Link for the game cameras says all models are sold out.
"you got tricked by the peanut butter?"
"Yep"
"Hey guys, I smell peanut butter"
"Oh great... more company"
Not funny lmao
@@RIFLQ ur not funny OMG ROASTED LMAO ROASTED LOOOL
@@RIFLQ you're boring
@@RIFLQ u act like we asked if it was funny.
@@RIFLQ it’s funny, you’re not
You'd think the mice would learn from seeing their fellow mice kin literally and metaphorically fall for this trap
“NO! JIMMY! DON’T STEP ON THAT SILVER THING! IT’S A TRAP!”
“No, Bob, I’ll be FinEeEeE- NO!”
Maybe each one thinks the others just slipped on their own? Or hopped down on purpose?
Hunger is a beast of a motivator.
just like us humans
Mice would make lousy lumberjacks.
Given how effective this trap is, I'm amazed humans ever bothered inventing other kinds of mouse traps.
Money
I’ve build a few live traps just for the fund, catch and release.
humans always like to solve problems no matter if its been solved before (im talking about us as a species)
@@johannesCCR
"What inspired you to make so many overly complex traps that don't even work right next to a more simple, environmentally friendly trap that's easy to set up and way more effective?"
Companies: *m o n e y*
The revolver mouse trap always had an allure to it, badass.
We’ve been using this method up at our farm for over 50 years. Have to empty the bucket every morning! Brilliant!
That is amazing!! Wonderful!
Are they the same mice?
@@db8823 😂😂. No, they’re dead. They drown in the water, then we empty the bucket in the field for other animals to eat.
Possum is like: MMMmmm peanut butter mice again! Thanks Shawn!
Been using for 50yrs! What spinning rod do you use?
The possum at the end loves Mondays. He eats like a king.
opossum
Engrish
@@justinbaas843 Gomenasai no ENGRISHU!
I was going to say, that possum had a good feast.
@@mr.waynes7555 no it is not and he meant possum. Both terms qualify and you have no business correcting anybody
The mice are pretty close to breaking this trap. Having a fat mouse at the end of the log weighing it down will prevent the log from rolling and also having one on each side to counter balance the log could also work. I expect to see ninja mice no sooner than 3 generations time.
they might be watching. dont give them tips
They need an anchor mouse
Well they can't exactly learn from their mistakes when it's different individuals each time because the previous ones all died.
@@medexamtoolscom the camera only shows the dumb ones
Isn't 3 generations in mouse terms about half an hour?
Shawn, you should start your own mousetrap store. If I had to buy a mousetrap, I would seriously consider you over anyone else.
Best part is, you'd know that he knows what he's talking about when he makes a suggestion!
yeah
Great idea I’d buy them
Oooh brilliant suggestion! I’d certainly support that! I need mousetraps!
Yup!
That Opossum couldn’t believe his luck! A couple of times it seemed like he was even looking around as if someone was playing a joke! 😅😂 Little guy was in mouse heaven and definitely waddling by mouse 5 haha!
I wonder if you'd catch more mice if you sunk the bucket into the floor so the top of it was level with the floor and you didn't need a ramp. Maybe more mice would just jump or fall in when they see their friends having fun at the bottom of the bucket!
You are supposed to put water on the bottom
@@gholland5840 can’t show that on Utube anymore apparently.
Ej ej - I always wondered the same. I'd also like to see him put the bucket in the ground with the LIVE mice for the predators
@@tonyb1051 Utube has become a pain in the arse. The snowflakes search overtime to complain about something. Reality is no longer PC.
Aren’t there plenty of hunting channels showing wild hogs getting blasted? Or have they been taken down too?
Imagine a mouse trap that works so well that you catch so many to the point that they manage to pile themself back out.
Your gonna need a bigger bucket
@Andrew Boettinger I saw a lets play of the game so I know what you mean.
The mice go full world war z .
lmao
@@pengufufu nice Jaw reference
"Lets see what animals enjoy a mouse feast"
*The same opossum comes over and over to eat all 26 mice*
LOL I wondered if that was the same one. I was like "Why doesn't he just stay put and eat to his heart's content?"
@@scarpien Probably they’re like eating potato chips, “ I’ll just eat one. Okay, one more. Maybe another…”
@@yvellebradley2502 LOL I like that. Pringles!
@@scarpien possums are prey animals. They are vulnerable out in the open.
@@yvellebradley2502 🤣🤣🤣I prefer a live release, well, maybe not 26! but I can’t help but laugh at all the jokes!🤣🤣
"i'm gonna humanly dispatch of them with CO2"
as a german i approve 👍
as another German, i approve of this approval
As a completely unrelated third party, I find this hilarious.
CO2 is not the least bit humane. CO would be. CO2 makes you feel like you're suffocating, horrible.
So simple and effective, and yet Tom never thought of this.
Apparently tom and Jerry are friends but act like they aren't which is why sometimes they save each other
Dont forget that jerry isnt just an oridnary mice. So even if tom thought of this. I doubt jerry would even fall for it.
Jerry is way too smart.
Jerry opens the fridge and steals from there
Somehow this would end up with Tom crammed inside the bucket and Jerry getting away
Literally every single mouse who watched their buddy fall but tried anyway
“Couldn’t possibly be me”
Just like every video game henchmen when you defeat their boss
Kind of like humans with covid
@@jaymesEo6 some people could naturally be immune to diseases so no this doesn’t work it
@@jaymesEo6 lmao i got covid and nothing happened
@@jaymesEo6 if you die from covid you are weak.
There was a mouse plague in the wheat-fields of South Australia in 1980. An old friend up there had the bucket of water, ramp, and beer bottle (empty, of course) trap. He caught bucketfuls every hour, 24/7 for weeks.
Wow!
@@raldbthar When leaving town at dusk, they swarmed across the road and were splattered under the tyres but they kept coming by the thousand. I was horrified that I might break down and be eaten alive by them. The road looked like it was covered in chewing gum. The millions of splotches were dead mice.
Wait, what was the beer bottle for?
How did the trap work?
I wanna be updated on these questions
I could have used this years ago when I lived in a house with a mouse infestation. With five traps set out around the house (900 sq ft home) I would catch 20 in a week.
@Witty Witty eat them 😋
What they choose to demonetize or remove seems so arbitrary sometimes. Any time Snake Discovery posts a video that includes reptile feeding, YT will demonetize it. They're feeding them with dead feeder mice/rats. Since when is the natural feeding habits of an animal inappropriate or not advertiser-friendly? That used to be what the Discovery and National Geographic channels were all about.
The point is to make the rules seem arbitrary so that we're afraid to post things
They do this because people choose the stupidest things to throw a fit about these days
you forget that those are massive companies
I know right? I literally just watched a pack of dogs rip apart a cat after the owner (of the dogs)cornered the cat it was really bad 🤮😭😭 but yet this guy can’t show a dead mouse…. We live in a clown world
@@ruthieharrison2609 nah, the whole world itself was already a circus.
I made a rolling log out of aluminum cans, a coat hangar, and a 5 gallon home depot bucket I found in a dumpster. Literally the most effective and cheapest trap ever.
thanks i was wondering how i could make a cheap one lol good idea 👍
I was scrolling through the comments looking for somewhere I could get a cheap roller...... thank you for this. I'm making this trap today 😁
*aluminium
@@l3p3 , US / UK
I just realized that this is the mice version of that one carnival or amusment park game where you have to balance on a ladder and get to the top without falling off. The mice look at the bar and think to themselves "it can't be that hard" when they see other mice fall down.
Crazy part last time I trapped mice like this overnight some of them ate each other was absolutely disgusting!
damn
That is so brutal. I guess people do the same in extreme situations.
@@lauren8627 Its easy to forget we are animals. A wilder thought is we don't just eat each other physically. Its monetarily, emotionally, spiritually etc..
Cannibalism
I designed a bucket mousetrap a little while back, went way overboard. I love the simple genius of this design. Top marks!
Man, you've got a ton of mice in your barn, Sean. That possum looked like he was literally going into food coma at the end, but he couldn't stop eating the mice. I don't blame the little guy...can't pass up free dead mice
Mouse 15: "See? If we both hug it we're good."
Mouse 16: "You are a genius!"
(Both fall in)
Mouse 15: "This is all your fault!"
I had the same thing in my head. It's Moe's fault! He didn't hold it hard enough. Lol where's Leo, he's right over there next to Paul.
If their was not a fallen mouse counter, it is a very high probability this comment or conversation would not have been possible. Ahhh, the little things lol.
@@fatmayo2293 I would have written it as Mouse 1 and Mouse 2 with a time stamp :)
I couldn't find them on Amazon but I didn't find someone selling them on eBay super cheap and he tests them before sending them out. So excited to get these. We have a huge mouse issue and I'm sick of it
It’s crazy how they watched the other mice fall in and still went for the peanut butter.
Like people today watching the news 😋😋
Now apply mouse behavior to human behavior.....see any parallels? Good boy, now go learn something else.
@@vvvv-lu8zi spot on.👍
Yeah, but peanut butter! Imma get me some! I won't fall!
At a certain point I’m sure it was like going to the club with your friends :D
Definitely a pain dealing with all the restrictions. You've always made a lot of effort to keep within the rules. Understand the frustration. Their ball, their rules I guess. Keep on keeping on dude. Enjoy the channel a lot.
Their ball... and rapidly moving goalposts.
The Green brothers warned of UA-cam becoming an unsustainable platform many years ago. Shame that the secondary website they recommended never caught on.
Unfortunately it's the one and only ball.
The busy-bodies complaining.
@@holzmann8443 yup. Mostly because youtube is trying real hard to appeal to “kid friendly” advertisements even though they have entirely separate platform for that “youtube kids.” On top of the moving goal post, there the separate referees depending on the channel.
When you're at a point when you catch 26 mice in one trap in one night...
...you might want to start coming to terms with the fact that you're not catching mice - you have been caught by mice.
or maybe he's breeding them for these videos, I wouldn't be surprised
Mice when they see a bucket full of the drowned corpses of their brethren BUT there's peanut butter smeared on a metal rod:
My conclusion after seeing this: mice are jerks. Not warning their fellows that it's a trap.
Sharing this with my sister, she has many many of these little friends in her house.
Guess they're playing the "If I go down, you're coming down with me" game.
@@SteeIBrigade crab mentality
my cat likes to feed on em and i enjoy it quite a lot
@@antares_m20 is your cat former stray? Cause I've 5 but only one feed on mice. That one is a former stray. None of them touch rats though. Only mice. Had to use traps for rats.
@@antares_m20 wut? They eat rotten garbage and stuff. Feed ur cat something better
What's amazing is observational learning. Towards the end, mice were able to balance for much longer before falling.
But yet they kept falling for it😭
He had things sped up and clipped. They’re not learning. They’re rodents
@@zanedietlin7645 ??? What makes you think rodents can't learn???
@@aporifera rats learn to avoid traps. mice don't. so zane is correct. they're not learning.
If they were learning they would of realized it's a trap and stopped going all tohether. Lol no.
I grew up seeing rats and mice on a weekly basis, but there's something about a herd of them that gives me goosebumps.
You may have watched a particular 1980s Canadian horror flick at some stage of childhood
I'll take hoards of mice over walls and floors full of giant sewer cockroaches, or swarms of giant locusts ANY day of the week. Outside of the smell, more (living) mice = more cute to me, but I know they are pests in large numbers, and they do ridiculous-expensive amounts of damage to crops, so they gotta go.
Your fear of them ie logic because mice and rates have the worst diseases in the world , so it is smart to run away from them.
The greatest trap ever, recyclable and chemical/poision free too. Clever. This may work for someone wanting ro catch live food for their pet snake.
Filthy Frank flashbacks...
Snake? I'm going to eat them myself.
Get them from a breeder, much less likely to have to try and de-worm your snake, which is not fun (ever inject mice with medicine and hope the snake eats it? Especially if you have a ball python that is picky)
The longer I watch this channel the more I realize how low level mice are compared to rats.
Yes, mice are pretty retarded.
Yep. Mice are pretty simple: eat, poop, sleep, repeat. Rats are very smart! I have several as pets and they're also extremely social. They make a better companion than mice imho.
Oh, absolutely. They're totally different behaviorally. It's not just a question of size. And mice really are dumb as bricks.
@@alunjones3860: Oh, no. That is so non-PC. The UA-cam Gestapo will be all over your comment. Mice are 'learning challenged' or 'intelligence deficient'.
@@gortbot7748 calling them challenged or deficient is the real insult
We have a barn cat that we rescued from my father's business (she was living under his storage shed and eventually after feeding her for months she finally got used to us enough where we could touch her and relocate her... she still has trust issues even with us but as long as we are not grabby and pet her on her terms she is fine). But this trap seems like a great alternative.
So! You're planning to deprive that poor cat of its food source! :)
@@DieFlabbergast "after feeding her for months"
they literally feed the cat.
@@DieFlabbergast brain dead assessments, they stated they’ve fed the cat for month now and your insinuating that they would allow the cat to you know just feed on the mice after they’ve been caught
Why is 90% of that paragraph in parentheses
@@SparkyForce (cus you) don’t have to read that part
I must admit, I find it kind of hilarious that UA-cam actually goes after pest control videos lol
This is genuinely one of the most effective mouse traps I've seen. Edit: Oh wow, Props for thinking of that way of disposing of the mice. My grandad used to use water traps but filled them with cheap wine lol That was his humaine way of doing it. After all it's a damn fine way to go out for a human let alone a pest. _(For context both my grandfather and I are Australian. lol)_
Dry ice is also good. Just put some dry ice in the bottom and they all suffocate when it evaporates. It doesn't even have to be very big.
Subject to how much ventilation the top of the bucket gets of course.
That sounds like it would burn their eyes and throat and lungs while they drown :(
Damn that's a weird thing to do to mice. Who do you think you- oh wait they're Australian.
Drowning is anything but humane lol
I remember watching you in my childhood, it's cool you're still uploading content
You still must be a child. He hasn’t been posting that long hahahaha
Did anyone else bust out laughing when he said he's gonna feed em to wild animals in such a happy voice?
Help I did too and I feel like a monster
@@blep8671 no, no. Monster good. ..mice bad.
poor mice
@@chrislapp9468 Mice very bad indeed😅
@@chrislapp9468 mice very cute
This is my favorite trap. We had an infestation in our garage that were not responding to snap traps, glue traps,, or poison. With this - we caught 30 mice over the summer. We keep it set up in the garage, and we hardly ever seen even a single mouse anymore. Not even in the winter when they're most likely to seek the warmth inside.
a sack of cat s**t at the door also works well for the occasional mouse
Holy cow!!! 30 mice!!! I have mice in my garage (thankfully no where else cause there’s a cat inside) - since Wednesday, when I noticed a mouse scurrying across the floors, I’ve caught 9. And now I’m worried there’s more!! You caught 30!!!! That’s crazy!! I may have to set up a bucket trap like this to hopefully catch more! (Thanks)
"Don't go to that house, Jimothy, my boy. We used to like it back in the olden days. But one night, 30 of our folk went in... and they never came back."
Shawn, how many mice are running around your property? It's like a buffet of rodents.
He lives in an area that’s mostly wilderness . Most of the mice are in his barn.
Mice breed like crazy
I think I remember reading that he kinda catches mice in other people’s properties
@@HorseCrazieGirl15 100% this. The barn provides both food and shelter, so ideal conditions for the mice to rapidly multiply.
Is there any instruction on how to do this the best way? E.g. a particular drill size to use for the holes for the rod? Should the ends of the rod be fairly tight in the holes or should they be pretty loose so they roll as well? I'd be grateful for some tips from anyone who has done this with this exact rod with success. Tips for the ramp set Up would gear too. Thanks
Imagine being a mice and seeing 20 get mice trapped in a bucket by standing on a rod and think, "Hmm. This is safe."
Easy to say the mice are dumb for falling for this when Americans still pay for American college LOL
@@Punkini there is an insane amount of propaganda in the school systems here, its not really a matter of stupidity as it is a matter of not being exposed to the other options
No mice died, until 26 were in the bucket. Smart!
....but youtube suggests that I watch navy SEAL sniper vaporize the head off a Somalian tax collector.
Sounds like vaccines to me.
I would also like to mention that because the mice that fell were still alive it probably doubled the amount of mice Because mice are actually quite smart so they would be like oh I'll still be alive even if I fall like that guy over there.
We need to come on here and watch these re-done videos a few times a week and boost up the views for Shawn.
How about this policy? "If mouse traps bother you, don't watch mouse trap videos."
Mouseman: "I'll rescue you all. Hang on guys!"
(slipped in the bucket)
I’ve bought 2 mouse traps like the one in this video and 2 flip & slide mouse traps because of your recommendations. I also have many other single catch mouse traps that have worked well for me over the last few years. There are about 9 out buildings, barns, and an old mobile home on my property and the mice start piling in after the crop is harvested each year.
I'm on a farm but this year we haven't seen too many rodents. Our neighbour next door has horses he also has a lot of little shelters for feral cats, I see them in our place so I'm sure they're keeping the rat numbers down.
Barn cats are definitely the best mouse traps.
True. There‘s a reason the ancient egyptians regarded them as sacred and gave them burials.
Tom would be pleased. You caught Jerry's whole family. 😂😂
Heads up CO2 isn't super humane if I remember right. It gives the feeling of suffocating and causes panic. Nitrogen is much more humane and I think they use it for other livestock too
Yeah it's pretty much the worst inert gas he could have used. Mammals use the concentration of carbon dioxide in the blood as a signal to regulate breathing. Carbon dioxide is what causes pain when you hold your breath... Those mice died a painful death.
Nitrogen would be completely painless, but it is not as convenient to acquire. Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) is available in the same canisters as CO2, is commercially available, and is the opposite of painless.
Nitrogen asphyxiation doesn't work on rodents or lagomorphs like it does on other mammals.
Also, high enough levels of CO2 don't cause the same panic response as exposure to lower levels, they overwhelm in the same way nitrogen or helium would.
It's not that hard to acquire nitrogen though, most farm supply places carry it.
Pure CO2 would knock out the mice unconscious immedietly which other gases would not do. Pure Nitrogen would just have the mice be conscious the entire time they slowly asphixiate, which is far less human than just an immediete knockout. Nitrous Oxide would work however, but its more expensive.
According to FELASA standards here in Europe, CO2 is an accepted way of euthanising mice (and a few other kinds of lab animals) where they go into CO2 narcosis and do not asphyxiate in that sense. Still, most mice are euthanised by cervical dislocation
@@francesmcstay
Of course that's how you feel, you're not the one being drowned.
I can’t believe at this point with 700 traps around your house that you have any nice left to catch. Haha
He breeds them to test traps for videos lol 😂😂😂
At around 20 days gestation time, 4-7 weeks to reach maturity and huge litters, over the course of this channel, there are now probably more mice than when he stared.
It's like Disneyland with all the mice lining up for the ride.
Only this time, they are going for the ride of their life.
Exactly. I found that odd that they looked so hungry for that PB. 2 mice at a time. Maybe reproduction season?!
@@vishalp5586 They are actively looking now for a new and warmer home, for winter is near.
This may be my new second favorite kind of Mouse Trap, second only to an oiled up fishbowls.
the other mice that saw the trapped mice were like "I won't fall too, I'm built different."
Seams way more humane than other traps used. I like this
Yeah, as long as you don't drown them with it ...
@@justinlink1616 is that how it ended? Omg I didn't watch till the end please tell me this didn't happen
@@kayypurrs2318 it was on the old video, now it's not
@@lolzant397 but the wild animal eat the mice dead. how did he killed the mouse?
@@gc0009 he said it on the video, he used CO2
Shawn’s increased experience on trap placement is showing hard in this video.
Shawn killing any animal is unthinkable to me I'm glad you decided to make this one a no-kill trap.
"Lets see what wild animals enjoy a mouse FEAST"
*Giant mouse-like opossum creature eats smaller mice*
didn't expect that 😂
I was waiting for it being another trap. And then he feeds the opossum to aneven bigger animal. Until the whole world is dead!
Wow. How funny seeing someone die
If the timestamps on the camera footage are correct, that wasn't even a whole night. That was 5pm-10pm. Crazy effective!
That or he literally caught all of them by 10pm and there was no more good footage.
This is all win scenario. Highly effective, humane, and inexpensive
Pretty sure the only "dislikes" come from cats.
Is that because the opossum got the mice, and not them?
Hey. I like it.
And ... er, miaow?
Au contraire, I liked this video actually. Laughing at the dumbass mice is a pastime.
My old-fashioned mouse trap was effective, humane and inexpensive. The mouse was killed instantaneously. Splat! Then I tossed the carcass into the dumpster.
"Humanely dispatch" Haha. Suffocated!
I don't mind. I find it hilarious.
The mice did get much much faster over time. They seemed to be slowly figuring it out. Slowly but surely.
Simplicity works best. Rube Goldberg designs are fun to watch, but are far more expensive and far less effective. Still, it seems like there’s a bit too much friction on the center rod’s spin. Then again, maybe that allows the mice to get farther out to the middle of the log before falling off.
What is your other favorite? The electronic walk-the-plank from Germany?
Listen to the Video after 5:00 for your answer
@@mikeskidmore6754 - Ah, yes - I missed that. Thanks.
It's great to see Mr opossum wasn't limping as much as he was last week, love seeing the wildlife dining 💖
I remember watching your videos from 2-3 years, it worked well at mh grandmas place and we got rid of infestation before it became rampant(caught 4 mice, and 1 was killed by the other 3 ) i also tried this at a friends house and oh my goodness i could not believe how much we caught from a city apartment 25!!! This is in Winnipeg Manitoba and by god i told my buddy he had to move out asap, the whole building is infested
Legend has it Shawn is still spinning that rod every time he speaks
Showed my dad the original video couple years back we made a homemade version and it worked great in his shed.
I think that it's a bunch of BS that they removed the videos like that. They should have been grandfathered in. That's like saying MLB has to re-evaluate all of the World Series championships because they made a rule change.
UA-cam... REMOVED a video... about catching rats!!!! Let that sink in!!!
Too bad about your old video. Love your dog by the way. We got out new puppy a few months ago. Thank you for posting this.
*"And were gonna feed them to wild animals"* that escalated quickly lmao
The best thing to do would be taking that bucket and leaving it at YT headquarters... they would think twice before removing ur art...
Mice are always suckers for peanut butter. Many years ago I purchased a mouse trap and tried both cheese and chocolate in it, they ignored both. Tried peanut butter and I caught them all.
That is awesome, feed the possums. I love seeing Opposums near my home, they are the most welcome visitor, they never make a mess, and are always polite.
Even better they eat ticks
@@Princess_Cheese I have a family of Oppossums who hang out in my back yard. They're always polite. Raccoons are just jerks.
I hear they’re quite fastidious creatures
@@AnkhAnanku Opposum: “Oooh, mouse hors d’oeuvres on the forest floor! How delightful!”
With all the mice you catch, I can't believe you can't ever seem to get on top of them population wise.
I swear he releases them back into his barn.......
@@muskokamike127 you have no idea of the power of horny mice
May be he breeds many for videos
Oh, no way. Especially with most mouse gestation periods being under 25 days, and 3-14 mice being born at a time, I doubt he'll ever fully "be on top".
@@ArunG273 Spoken like someone who's never dealt with mice...
That possum had the best night in his entire life. Got food for like 3 days and didn't even have to hunt for it.
Amazingly simple and effective. Clearly the rats don't learn from watching the others.
Well those are mice, and some rats do learn. Go ahead and try to get rid of roof rats, can't be done!
They think it is a party and they found the bounty of PB!!
@@TerryTunes
Also you can't tell those are mice on the ground out there that the pawsom is chewing on! Nice trap. That is so funny! Man i hope it keep working for you!
2:18 Watching the mice pile up near the entrance to the log reminds me of Squid Game 😂
The amazing thing is how an expert in catching mice has so many of them at home.
4:25 Mouse #23 is definitely a paid actor
Easier setup is use a common screen door spring, place slightly larger piece of pipe over it and attach spring ends to 5 gallon bucket handles. 4 or 5 inches of water. Depending peanut butter on center of pipe. Works for rats also, just add couple more inches of water.
Darttoyou1 thank you. I appreciate your variation.
It’s crazy you catch mice every week in your barn but it seems to do absolutely nothing to reduce their population as you always have a ton more to catch even after ‘dispatching’ the invasive house mice and feeding them to wild animals.
Herd thinning doesn't always produce noticable results, but prevents an exponential population explosion that would definitely be noticeable.
A lot of states have to do it with whitetail deer after farmers decimated the wolf/coyote population over the last century.
@@josephzado2377 he’s trying to say it feels staged. Regardless, that doesn’t make his traps any less effective if his videos are staged. Let the man make his living, while teaching useful ways to dispatch of critters
@@frankyjrod5868 I don't care if he thinks it's staged. I know from experience that culling like this barely dents the population GROWTH of mice, much less their actual population. Calling it staged is just unnecessarily overdramatic bullshit.
He lives literally next to a forest
@@lucaswinsor4469 I didn’t ask what you care about. I was just giving context
Next mousetrap: a trained mink
Collab with Joseph Carter the Mink Man!
Yes this is what we want!
Id totally pay for a collab with those guys! The content we want but don’t deserve !!
Shawn will get slaughtered by the mink man in catching. He would only be in the way. 😂🤣😭
No. Boring videos after a while.
That was so nice for them to drop in for a visit
Mother of the 26th mouse: "If all your friends jump in to the 'bridge'... would you"
26th:
When he Said "And because these are non-native" i smuged
Why didn’t the mice at the bottom of the bucket shout out a warning? “Hey Mickey! It’s a trap!”
Hey Mickey
don't go there!
It's a trap, you best beware!
Hey Mickey! Hey Mickey!
Oh, Mickey
Traps and such you just don't
understand,
Humans want to kill you or else
drive you off their land!
No Mickey
It's not worth that peanut butter
snack,
To slowly starve down there or end
up stuffed into a sack!
(I don't remember how the song goes after that. I'm no threat to Weird Al quite yet. :)
Nuisance, I’m sure; adorable, absolutely
I love how they just wait for their turn to fall in the bucket lmao
Two enthusiastic feline mousers works pretty good too! But this is cool. They should try this in Australia, although they'd have to empty it out every five minutes.
Just have to remember to fish out the antechinus bi-catch, before disposal of the target murine catch
@0:40 THEY ALL FLOAT DOWN HERE!!!! HAHAHAHHAH! Actually thanks to you Shawn I stopped using spring kill traps and using your design ideas I made my own trap out of a 2.5 gallon water jug, coat hangar and a 12oz minute maid bottle. I only filled it with water to a point where they didnt drown and I released them down the road into the field. Works like a champ!! Cheers fam!
The funniest part was that the mice finding that other compatriots trapped still venture into eating the peanut butter.
Mouse: "Why are all these other mice in the bottom of the bucket?" - "wait - Peanut Butter! - yummmmm"
One of the more effective roller type traps I've seen.
That opossum is me going back and forth all nonchalantly like it’s my 1st time grabbing the crab legs at the buffet lmao
The possum being like :yay I love Mondays
The possum is eating like a king. Every Monday, he gets a care package of mice.
Shawn, when you used this trap previously you showed how making it a live catch trap was a bad idea. You know, when the two mice fought and one started eating the other one alive. How did you make them not kill each other?
he put food in it this time
@@Scooterbeerrun ah, that's why more mice kept dropping in even having witnessed the log rolling
Why is that a bad thing?
@@firstwavenegativity6379 youtube guidelines
@@firstwavenegativity6379 It's not nice to the mice letting them cannibalize before our eyes
"Feast" is right. You had game "Mousetrap" set on easy: That's a really nice haul for the critters outdoors.