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Stephan Wehner - 27 Sep 2004 08:50 GMT
What frequency and volume of sound would be suggested to get mice to
leave our home ?? Hopefully it is not audible to us.

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Allan Adler - 19 Nov 2004 03:40 GMT
> What frequency and volume of sound would be suggested to get mice to
> leave our home ?? Hopefully it is not audible to us.

I don't know what repels them, but the superintendent of my building told
me that when he catches a mouse, he doesn't get rid of it right a way but
instead leaves it in the cage so that its chirping will attract other mice
that will also fall into the trap. So, you might try first catching a mouse,
making a tape recording of its chirping, and then use the tape to lead them
outside the building.
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