2008 Mouse Kill shots

[ICEMAN]

Here is my best night of killing during this 2008 Elk season; One trap, set once, 10 bodies, one night.

It's all about the body count!

Lets see your shots!

[robodad]

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[stumprat]

Holy *censored* Iceman. Divide and conquer!!!!!!!!!!

[bigdave]

dip em in beer batter and deep fry em!

crunchy

I think you should get those last two mounting mounted. Don't know what that would cost, but it would be a great conversation piece.

Anyone know how to score a mouse? Is a 7/16" skull a trophy?

Maybe you could send that 1st pic to disney, they could use it in their advertising. 

[ICEMAN]

It was so cool. These mice were F*$King with me during my bear hunt. Keeping me awake all night terrorizing the side of my tent against my face as I slept, little *censored*s! So come elk season, I had a little trick for them all planned. I brought my famous perpetual mouse killer. One spot of peanut butter on the spinning rod of death and in six hours I had 10 little frozen mice to look at.

Mice. 

[robodad]

OK I'll bite !!

the spinning rod of death

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[ICEMAN]

Sounds pretty cool, doesnt it?   

[robodad]

Sounds pretty cool, doesnt it?   

Not yet !!! 

[runamuk]

OK I'll bite !!

the spinning rod of death

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Does it work on rats? or voles or moles? and where can I get one 

[actionshooter]

you look like a crazyman getting ready for a mouse pop dinner.  
 how about a picture of the super mouse catcher, needed something like that a time or two.

[heavy hauler]

if you kill a mouse using bait , does it still qualify for the record books?

[dbllunger]

We ran those traps in HS and college to catch live ones.  You don't want to leave them for a couple days.  They do eat and kill each other and it looks like soup when you open the lid.  

[ICEMAN]

Ok, not really my invention, I just modified it for my use...

Take a bucket, get a 2" dowel (Like a closet rod dowel). Cut the dowel so it just barely fits inside the top of the bucket, across the top, inside to inside edge. Drill a fine hole exactly in the center of each end of the dowel. Drill a slightly bigger hole in each side of the bucket, so if you place a screw or nail into the dowel, the dowel will spin flush with the top of the bucket. You now have a small bucket with a dowel which spins freely at the top edge. I drilled a few 1/4" holes around the middle of the rod, to I can stuff peanut butter into the holes later, without it falling off.

Dig a hole in the ground, or for a quick set up, place the bucket so that mice can crawl out onto the free spinning rod of death. As they go for the peanut butter, the rod spins and they log roll into the bucket. Place just enough water so they have to swim in the water until they freeze their little cold mice bodies to a slow cruel death.  

I have added a little mousy ramp so I can set my death trap up anywhere, anytime. They go up the ramp, out onto the mousy rod-o-death and into the icy cold water below. Muh-hah-hah-hah-hah! Die little mousies! Die!!!!!!!!!!  Sort of a sick reality for them, sort of like just after the titanic went down I'm sure.... Crawling up onto other little mice corpses.... trying to get out of the icy depths.....  Muh-hah-hah-hah!

[dbllunger]

wow...ours was a metal box that when they went inside it would trip and a metal partition would rotate.  They would get chucked into a back area that had holes in it.  You wound it up with a key on the side.  Nothing as fancy as your home built.  We wanted them alive.   You want them dead.  ha good stuff. 

[ICEMAN]

Yep, cant be any easier than this one. You just pour them out into the fire that night at camp and refill with a bit of water. No muss, no fuss.