So I have Been catching mice. Put them in the freezer. so should I just stick a mouse down the hole or chop them up assuming thing to them and make a smelly bait. I was just thinking stuff them down a hole because I'm limited on time but wondered about how well that sent will travel.

i use them as a lure holder and eye appeal. I put a little lure on them and stuff them down the hole. They're not visible from the air (per PA law) but a canine can see something down there if it looks.

I catch them at camp and freeze them until trapping season. I don't catch any at home because our cats kill them before I can.

I think of them as eye appeal. I use lure in addition to the mouse. I have a handful of ground moles in the freezer I’m gonna try this year.

I grind them fresh “thawed” and preserve them right away it has a sweet caramel smell when it ages thats attractive to K-9s and badgers.

This^^^

We use them in cubbies and down dirt holes, with a modification.

o that's interesting they look less dead with the googley eyes

:3 he he

I remember finding the earrings when trying to discover ideas for my squirrels.. stick to the bait. Lol

Heading to MO next month my buddy is loaded with mice I’m bringing every snap trap I own to get what I can in a week or so.

Heard some meo at the door opened it to find this doing her job. Another one that won't make it into the house alive. except maybe into the freezer for bait if she leaves it. Every fall it's mice, Flys, and the little Asian beetles that are like lady bugs but not red ..

They're also great under jugs for Catfish!

I feed the local crows with the mice I catch. They seem to enjoy them.

I save them and freeze them whole all year. When I get a gallon bag full I grind them up coarse and add a preservative. Sometimes I age them one to two days. Mice age very quickly

I toss them into the woods and let something have a snack.

Spouse has found coyote poop with googley eyes in it, lol.

Put in dirt hole.