Bl**dy Mice

[fenhayman]

no that is not the case, I checked first .
Here is some guidance on humane treatment of UK vermin and pests How to Humanely Capture Mice and Rats | Clearfirst Pest Control.

no that is not the case, I checked first .
Here is some guidance on humane treatment of UK vermin and pests How to Humanely Capture Mice and Rats | Clearfirst Pest Control.

I believe it is an offence to release trapped grey squirrels

 

[clogs]

we had a 100 n odd chicken....rats n mice everywhere....
found the best/cheapest storage solution was an old chest freezer or a big fridge laid on it's back....
when empty we left the door open over night (these were stored in a locked cellar)....
after 24hrs or so it would always get 1/2 doz rats......
we just dropped in one of our B/collies to sort out the problem....hahaha....

 

[johnny]

I believe it is an offence to release trapped grey squirrels

..you are right ....because it is an alien species.......I looked it up . Here is a link to the relevant legislation March 2019 update: Invasive non-native species and grey squirrels
' Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 it is also currently an offence to release grey squirrels without a licence. The Invasive Alien Species (Enforcement and Permitting) Order will mean that Natural England will no longer issue release licences for grey squirrels. '