Dizzy Dunker Mouse Trap Collection System Designed by Shawn Woods the "Trap-Master" REVIEW
Do not wash, leave the mouse smell in your trap and more mice will quickly follow.
Every fall, I like to try out new methods of capturing mice when they come into my home. I prefer live-catch traps just in case I end up with something desirable such as a shrew. live traps preserve the rodents so you can also offer them to wildlife or wildlife recovery and rehabilitation centers.
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If you need to kill mice and won't have the time to visit the trap right away, consider my box of certain death design:
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Much better to kill them than to leave them to starve to death.
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Below are links to this trap system as well as the buckets etc. All links are affiliate links via Amazon. Or you can just google them separately if you would rather not support my channel.
Deep Food-Grade Buckets that mice can not jump up and out of:
7-gallon amzn.to/3ugNcwY
The Dizzy Dunker bucket-top mouse trap that was designed in collaboration with the Rinne Brothers and Shawn Woods - amzn.to/47iwwEb
Olive Oil - Use it to lubricate all triggers or friction points on your traps, this also drawn in mice. amzn.to/3sJibkV
Peanut Butter or almond butter, here I've noticed a preference for the peanut butter over almond butter: Use the cheapest brand, mice do now show a preference: amzn.to/3MRenoO
Peanut butter in the pouch containers fit better into your rodent trap kit, and you can squeeze it on to our traps or triggers without touching the surfaces.
For black oil sunflower seeds I highly recommend going to your local garden center or pet supply as buying those through the mail is just too expensive in my opinion. If you don't have those options, then here they are online:
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Motion Activated Cameras that I use to monitor my traps as well as rodent activity. You can adjust the movement sensitivity or even have a spot light come on when something moves - Arlo Cameras can be checked by phone from anywhere at anytime: amzn.to/40KIK5Y
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Good Luck!
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:10 Tall Bucket
00:20 Tip Trap from the same company
00:38 Dizzy Dunker Explanation and Features
01:09 Assembly Instructions
01:30 Baiting the bucket interior
01:47 Black Oil Sunflower Seeds
01:52 Baiting the Dizzy Dunker Mouse Trap
02:06 Mounting the trap to a 7 gallon bucket
02:42 Night Camera Sequences of Deer Mice
04:22 Mouse Getting Trapped
05:16 Viewing the trapped Deer Mice in the bucket
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😂😂😂 This is so funny! Yesterday I was saying « humm it’s fall! Usually Mr Dunn has a mice video…? Wonder if he is going to have one this year? »
:)
We baited traps with milk chocolate. They skipped past the peanutbutter and went right to the chocolate. They're no fools. ;-)
Fred, you are too nice. Many people would not be as accommodating to their captured vermin.
@@karenpruitt6833 High maintenance mice there! :)
@@SIBEEMAN :)
That’s actually really affective , have great evening Fred 👍🏻🇬🇧
Just so you know, Shawn did a little research and found that larger rodents like rats can escape from 19 inch deep buckets.
I would never use this for a RAT... I have other traps for those. These are for mice only.
Best mousetrap known to man.
Well, it's certainly up there :)
Great invention. Yes I’ll make sure mine have water about 6-8 inches with a drop of dish soap, not saving any that’s the whole point is to get rid of them, safely no poison and trust there’s plenty if things that will eat the carcass safely
Our chickens love mice. (smile)
They are true omnivores, ours often hunt them out in spring.
Another great option in the never-ending battle against these little critters!!! Thanks Fred!!
Hi Keith, they say that a man is often measured by the prowess of his enemies... == the castle walls have been comprimised, it's time to make a stand with the Dizzy Dunker (';')( ';')... strength and honor. :)
@@FrederickDunn “If you find yourself in a fair fight - you didn't plan your mission properly.” 😉
Very cool invention!!! Thanks Fred!
You're welcome, Rodney :) It had one more in it this morning :)
Been awhile since I been to Shawn Wood's channel. this must be an updated design.
Hi Kennith, Shawn collaborated with the Rinne Brothers in order to come up with this "Shawn Woods" design. I think it's his first original trap. Shawn is someone I'd enjoy interviewing some day, but he's non-responsive so far :)
I'll have to check that one out. Just a little while ago, I looked into the 5 gal bucket in my storage room where it collects water from the dehumidifier. There was a mouse floating on the top! That was a first. I guess it happened during the night when he couldn't reach the hose hanging down in the bucket. I do have some of those snap traps but it's good to have several different types, I guess.
Yes, it's always great to have many options when it comes to rodent control ==
Mine are mostly coming in at the rim joists, and I have the crappy fiberglass insulation like yours. I'm going to replace it with foam board insulation, and caulk it. That should help.
Looks like we'll be switching to dizzy dunkers around the farm!
Pure Fun, and I collected two more mice last night. I'm also putting the other one in my Bee Hive Frame Storage building. I'm not sure it would get a rat, but mice are just walking in. I highly recommend using hardware cloth wrapped around the bucket, instead of the included ramp, mice climb straight up the bucket and go in ==
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thank you
Great idea give them away
Hello Mister Frederik 🤩
Hello, Enrico!
@@FrederickDunn Hello too Frederick 🤗 👋
I have one of the original ones and the ramp broke within a month. Plastic is too thin. I made my own replacement.
I never use the ramps, not much use the way I use them.
Too bad it doesn't fit under the hood of my car and my mower😔