How the heck do you catch Geckos?
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How the heck do you catch Geckos?
Have one running loose in the house. Not a big deal, don't mind 'em, they eat the bugs. The wife loves them (as she does all animals). In fact she has even named it and declared it as our pet. I however, would prefer if "Gecky" lived outside where he would have a much better diet of bugs to chose from. Those little buggers are fast, how do you catch 'em?
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I used a straight coat hanger with a 2 lb test mono-filament noose on the end that you could slip over the head and pull tight from a distance. You have to move slow and carefully I tried roping em with my lasso and would have gotten the job done but my horse was TOO slow
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If I hadn't left my chokes at the sporting clays range, I might consider that
I was gonna dig a hole through the carpet/concrete and put a bunch of little toothpicks sticking straight up in the bottom and then cover the hole with a sheet of paper, kinda like a tiger trap, but your method sounds much easier
I used a straight coat hanger with a 2 lb test mono-filament noose on the end that you could slip over the head and pull tight from a distance. You have to move slow and carefully I tried roping em with my lasso and would have gotten the job done but my horse was TOO slow
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If I hadn't left my chokes at the sporting clays range, I might consider that
I was gonna dig a hole through the carpet/concrete and put a bunch of little toothpicks sticking straight up in the bottom and then cover the hole with a sheet of paper, kinda like a tiger trap, but your method sounds much easier
I was gonna dig a hole through the carpet/concrete and put a bunch of little toothpicks sticking straight up in the bottom and then cover the hole with a sheet of paper, kinda like a tiger trap, but your method sounds much easier
This method might work well for cats that pee on your Bar B Que as well
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Sounds like you need a live trap for geckos. None of my traps are built with screen door wire cages.
Myself, I usually use the "multi-spear" aka broom. Then again, they're easy to hit when they're frozen after hearing my wife's ear piercing scream when she sees one.
Myself, I usually use the "multi-spear" aka broom. Then again, they're easy to hit when they're frozen after hearing my wife's ear piercing scream when she sees one.
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At my place snakes will raise huge knots on my wife's forehead.... Apparently the mere sight of one will cause her to run headlong into or through any nearby walls
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Switch your car insurance to Allstate. He will then approach you and convince you to try Geico.
Take that opportunity to use the shotgun.
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