Can someone tell me this?

[liz]

Liz and DonnaJean(or anyone else), quick question, would you pay $35 for this? (i'm just talking theoretically, and if you saw this locally)
Its 16" tall, and the two short sides are about 12" each.

$35 is a good price if you sold it locally. Shipping would put the price out of my range right now.

Saturday morning I am going to the VFW National Convention in San Antonio to accept the awards for my little post making All American Post. It is costing bunches.

Any parrot parents in the center of San Antonio?

[Cage Cleaner]

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[LemonLover]

wait what? ur saying for me to give my birds somethign tht wil kill them?! And im the one who doesnt knwo anything Jk Jk. But what do u mean?

[Cage Cleaner]

:lol: wait what? ur saying for me to give my birds somethign tht wil kill them?! And im the one who doesnt knwo anything Jk Jk. But what do u mean?

What exactly are we talking about, here? It's been a while.

[liz]

LemonLover and Cage Cleaner go back to the start of the thread.

[Shelby]

Once I mouse-proof the art studio, I'm going to set it up as a bird room. I want a bird tree stand in there because it seems like the thing to do.

My dad uses these awesome traps in our garage. They're called Victor (or Vector, not sure which) and they look like a clamshell. You smear peanut butter on the inside of the top "shell" and there's a little paddle that the mouse steps on to reach the peanut butter and WHAM. He's toast. We really like that they always kill, so they're very humane. They work like a clothespin so when they trap a mouse and you need to throw it away, you just squeeze the back and the mouse falls out and the trap gets reset - no touching involved! They're the best traps we've ever used and unless you reach in and press down on the paddle yourself, there's no chance of getting fingers pinched. I accidentally kicked one that was near the door and it didn't set off. My dad got about 5 and for the first couple of weeks we had them, each trap was catching 2-3 mice a day!