how well could you see mice behind the drywall?
1866230
The only way with this camera that you might see them is if they sat there long enough to create a temperature change against the drywall where they were.
1730841
There are a couple tiny holes on the door, but I recommend you add more. I used a drill bit about the size of the 4 that are already there and added a bunch all around the trap. Plus, it will only aid in the mouse smelling the PB faster if you drill some at the opposite end of the door.
873146
doubtful - seemed to have no effect on mice in our garage whatsoever... I hear bounce dryer sheets repel them, you might tucking them around...
287027
Any should work, but other baits are possible. Have they already caught mice? If so you may need to boil them to get rid of the scent.
253164
Good question. I have no idea. No mice for at least a couple of weeks. We wouldn't be able to tell it's broken until its light stopped flashing or the mice reappeared.
1531965
These have glue on the entire interior. Place them along base boards mice will travel perimeter of rooms.
970733
I believe it should be capable of catching mice; but, not certain about the wire spacing and whether it would prevent the mice from squeezing through. I loaned cage to friend so I can't really measure the wire spacing and give you a good response.
1166447
I captured the results on video tape. I had mine in a 10' X 10" laundry room 3' from point of entry and it became an eventual deterrent to mice. After they had reentered once or twice they decided not to come back. A rat we had required other measures.
1290705
I have one setup inside a live catch mouse trap, which flashes a light in the kitchen, to let me know I have someone who needs to go back outside. Depending on the size though I would say you're looking at a max range of 5 feet.
1766570
You adjust your sensitivity through your squelch setting. Yes you can detect through dry wall.
1454254
The entrance is large enough to catch a large field mouse. Once inside the threshold, there is a "maze" of walls that I would think would prevent a pet paw from reaching the zapping plates.
1515652
Just sound waves into the room. But I have not seen any spiders or mice in my house since I plugged it in. I had lots of spiders before, all kinds, in corners. I live in Michigan so they are small anyway, but the mice do try to come in from the cold. I put one in each room, and literally watched the spiders walk towards the windows in my basement in the summer. My neighbor upstairs has a really clean house, but always has mice. They don't come down here. I got three for her, but she doesn't keep them plugged in. If it went through the wires she would be covered too.
1265431
I don't know that it would detect behind lath and plaster, especially with knob and tiube wiring. I had no problem following live romex behind drywall, the adjustable sensitivity works well for this, but the extra depth of the lath and plaster might be a problem.
819454
I don't take them near that far. But if they don't want to cross a lot of open ground to get back (they don't like open ground) then they won't be back. And chances are a predator will nail them. I don't have a scientific test, but mice aren't dogs, and I seriously doubt that they will beat you home from a mile away. If you find out different, please let us all know.
1725870
It could happen but most likely the mice would not get to where the dogs are. I have always haddogs in the house and it has not happened to me!
1978728
Yes - just place your head at ground level and peek inside. The copperhead that I caught actually dragged the glue board a few feet out of the box before the board stuck to a bush.
395629
Yes unfortunately and if they happen to die inside a wall there's nothing you can do but wait till the smell goes away usually a week to 10 days. You never know where the mice will die, hopefully outside or where you can find them. Many times they will try to crawl to a corner or under something sometimes making them hard to get to.