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We have a new visitor in the office, a juvenile mouse, this thing appeared yesterday afternoon and has been scurrying around the office, it's tiny, probably less than a few months old
this afternoon it got bold, and was running around the floor near our desks, so i grabbed my SureFire 6P w. P61 HOLA, as it ran under a co-worker's desk, i blasted it with 120 searing lumens from the 6P, it froze in its tracks and shivered, visibly *shivered* in fear, eyes squeezed shut, then ran off in the other direction
i tagged it with the 6P a couple more times and each time it froze, shivered in fear with it's eyes squeezed shut, then ran....
i really felt sorry for the poor thing, but live capture would be preferred to the snap-traps i was *going* to use, before i realized it was a juvenile
long story short, with the help of the 6P, we captured the mouselet, i frabbed an old PMI paintball tube out of the car (100 round big tube), and used my serrated Spyderco Tasman Salt to drill some air-holes in the cap, herded the mouse into the tube, dropped in a cold french fry for food and snapped the lid closed
i'm really glad i didn't use the snap-trap, for not only is this mouselet a juvie, but it also has a defective/broken right leg, it curls up and around it's right rear "shoulder*, strangely enough, it doesn't seem to be affected by it, it seems to hop along on the "stump" quite readily
i'll be releasing it out in a field later this evening, right now it's frantically trying to chew it's way out through the plastic lid of the tube, it seems to be quite systematic about it as well, starting at the bottom of the hole and working the way up to the top
So the blinding light of the SF 6P w/ P61 HOLA is perfect for terrifying mice
this afternoon it got bold, and was running around the floor near our desks, so i grabbed my SureFire 6P w. P61 HOLA, as it ran under a co-worker's desk, i blasted it with 120 searing lumens from the 6P, it froze in its tracks and shivered, visibly *shivered* in fear, eyes squeezed shut, then ran off in the other direction
i tagged it with the 6P a couple more times and each time it froze, shivered in fear with it's eyes squeezed shut, then ran....
i really felt sorry for the poor thing, but live capture would be preferred to the snap-traps i was *going* to use, before i realized it was a juvenile
long story short, with the help of the 6P, we captured the mouselet, i frabbed an old PMI paintball tube out of the car (100 round big tube), and used my serrated Spyderco Tasman Salt to drill some air-holes in the cap, herded the mouse into the tube, dropped in a cold french fry for food and snapped the lid closed
i'm really glad i didn't use the snap-trap, for not only is this mouselet a juvie, but it also has a defective/broken right leg, it curls up and around it's right rear "shoulder*, strangely enough, it doesn't seem to be affected by it, it seems to hop along on the "stump" quite readily
i'll be releasing it out in a field later this evening, right now it's frantically trying to chew it's way out through the plastic lid of the tube, it seems to be quite systematic about it as well, starting at the bottom of the hole and working the way up to the top
So the blinding light of the SF 6P w/ P61 HOLA is perfect for terrifying mice