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OK - I have to amend my earlier advice. I still say Cheddar is the best until you can afford the Swiss Army trap and explosive base - because your catch rate before then is so poor there's no point baiting with anything else - the mice will just steal it. | OK - I have to amend my earlier advice. I still say Cheddar is the best until you can afford the Swiss Army trap and explosive base - because your catch rate before then is so poor there's no point baiting with anything else - the mice will just steal it. | ||
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| + | Does anyone remember the catch percentage for cheese types? It used to be listed. If I didn't remember wrongly, Cheddar is 35%, Marble is 65%, Swiss is 80%, and Brie is 90%. SB+ is still being shown as 99% -- [[User:Grexx|Grexx]] 15:34, 30 November 2008 (UTC) | ||
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for each cheese, roughly what power should your trap be for optimal financial efficacy? i'd like to see estimates included. if anyone has the information to mathematically produce such numbers that would be better (/amazing)! Thanks! -Alex
My early experience here tells me that if you have the patience, nothing beats Cheddar. I figure, for the price, I'd have to catch mice 5 times as frequently, or 10 times as frequently, to justify spending more. I just haven't seen catch rates go up like that. -Elliott
OK - I have to amend my earlier advice. I still say Cheddar is the best until you can afford the Swiss Army trap and explosive base - because your catch rate before then is so poor there's no point baiting with anything else - the mice will just steal it.
Does anyone remember the catch percentage for cheese types? It used to be listed. If I didn't remember wrongly, Cheddar is 35%, Marble is 65%, Swiss is 80%, and Brie is 90%. SB+ is still being shown as 99% -- Grexx 15:34, 30 November 2008 (UTC)
