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- From: Jerry Lehman <jwlehmantree@gmail.com>
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- Subject: Re: [nafex] Voles and Controlling Them
- Date: Fri, 8 Jul 2016 16:03:20 -0400
On 7/8/2016 1:43 PM, Steve Herje wrote:
Anyone know what brand of trap they're referring to? The only one I found onSteve,
line got pretty poor reviews. Thanks. Steve H. Lone Rock SWWI
Below is one of the paragraphs from that article. Just a regular wood base mouse trap should work just fine. And, for those with chipmunk problems I have successfully used the old-fashioned wood base rat trap baited with pecans. Jerry
/Regular, snap type mouse traps can be very effective in killing voles. When baiting this style of trap, try to cut pea-sized pieces of apple that include some skin. If the skin is slid under the bait bar's hook or teeth, it will be harder for a rodent to steal the bait. Again, drop a couple pieces of apple inside tunnels. Voles often turn cannibalistic and a trap with fragments of skin usually indicates additional voles./
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[nafex] Voles and Controlling Them,
Lawrence London, 07/04/2016
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Re: [nafex] Voles and Controlling Them,
Steve Herje, 07/08/2016
- Re: [nafex] Voles and Controlling Them, Jerry Lehman, 07/08/2016
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Re: [nafex] Voles and Controlling Them,
Jim Fruth, 07/08/2016
- Re: [nafex] Voles and Controlling Them, Lawrence London, 07/08/2016
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Re: [nafex] Voles and Controlling Them,
Steve Herje, 07/08/2016
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- Re: [nafex] Voles and Controlling Them, Henry, 07/09/2016
- Re: [nafex] Voles and Controlling Them, Alexander B. Brands ( Faculty - Biological Sciences ), 07/09/2016
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