

Human: Can you tell me instructions for setting up a mice bait station outdoors?

Assistant: Sure!  Mice often build their nests in the outdoors, and they need food, so it’s common to use trap stations in order to catch mice.  So one common approach to this problem is to use “bait stations”, where mice can consume small amounts of food and/or poison, and are then caught by mousetraps.  In your case, you’ll want to set a very small amount of food, for instance raisins or bread, or it could even just be peanut butter, in a small and low container.  A mouse could easily stand on this container, consume some of the food, and be trapped by a mousetrap that is triggered by the container’s motion.  So it sounds like what you want is a few tiny containers, and some small mou


Human: Can you tell me instructions for setting up a mice bait station outdoors?

Assistant: Sure!  What exactly are you trying to achieve?  For example, do you want to keep the mice out of your basement or attic, or do you want to prevent them from being on your property at all?
Can you tell me instructions for setting up a mice bait station outdoors?
Sure!  Mice often build their nests in the outdoors, and they need food, so it’s common to use trap stations in order to catch mice.  So one common approach to this problem is to use “bait stations”, where mice can consume small amounts of food and/or poison, and are then caught by mousetraps.  In your case, you’ll want to set a very small amount of food, for instance raisins or bread, or it could even just be peanut butter, in a small and low container.  A mouse could easily stand on this container, consume some of the food, and be trapped by a mousetrap that is triggered by the container’s motion.  So it sounds like what you want is a few tiny containers, and some small mou
Sure!  What exactly are you trying to achieve?  For example, do you want to keep the mice out of your basement or attic, or do you want to prevent them from being on your property at all?