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Revision as of 14:05, 14 December 2009


Christmas Tree Mouse
Mouse Group:
Mouse Statistics
Points: 2,600 Gold: 1,201
Location & Attraction Info
Required Power Types: Physical Other Requirements:
Cheese: Gingerbread cheese
SUPER|brie+ cheese
Charm:
Locations: Festive Comet Loot: Gingerbread Base Blueprints
Gingerbread House Plans
Icing Sugar
Three Santa Hats
Links
Larry's Loot Lexicon: MouseHunt Info Page Image: Image Link
What better way to blend into your environment and evade MouseHunters than a Christmas Tree costume!
Mouse ID#: 207


The Christmas Tree Mouse is a breed of mouse that can be found in the Festive Comet area. They are known to drop Gingerbread Base Blueprints, Gingerbread House Plans, Icing Sugar and Three Santa Hats as loot.

Preferred Cheese

Christmas Tree Mice are found to be especially attracted to SUPER|brie+ and Gingerbread cheese.

Hunting Strategy

Hunters are advised to use their strongest and luckiest trap available to them for this rare adversary, in order to prevent this elusive mouse from getting away from their trap in the event that they encounter one. It has also been observed that most hunters have caught the Christmas Tree Mouse within the first few hunts after switching to SUPER|brie+, though it is certainly not guaranteed.

As with any hunt, using your luckiest and strongest trap is a good idea. However, the Christmas Tree Mouse is not particularly difficult to catch (falling between the Dwarf and the Steel mice in the general difficulty ranking on the hunter profile page) and consequently the key strategy is attraction. Using a trap setup with a high attraction rate along with SUPER|brie+ is therefore recommended.

History and Trivia

Christmas Tree Mice were released on 3 December 2009 as part of the Great Winter Hunt '09. On 12 December, they began to drop both Gingerbread Base Blueprints and Gingerbread House Plans.

Images