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@@Decommissioned"You are what is never seen again?" is grammatically incorrect "Your what is never seen again?" is correct I apologize if you where trying to imply that I could have just corrected home but making a whitty joke seem like a better option because it made fun of his terrible grammar and makes me feel like a higher being
This trap actually seems to take advantage of the mice natural instincts. They seems to flock to this trap while they are very wary of many other styles of trap. Too bad these aren't being made anymore
@@minhducnguyen674 are you so dumb? Single mouse trap require a trap for each mouse, hence the name. With this trap, you only need one trap and it will last forever.
@@daridon2483 yeah because nobody would buy this if they saw it up on a shelf and just needed to get rid of a single mouse that got into their home. Where would you put this in a apartment.
@@pasta8709 they mean it's costy for the company, not us. It's a waste of money for them to build that one-time-buying so they want to sell something one-time-using to us instead
Ofcourse. Single use trap or trap that require consumables require you to buy from the company again. This will last 200 years and catch thousands of mice for 1 cost
The people who hand-make beautiful wooden puzzle boxes need to get onto it! Japanese woodworkers maybe... functional art/puzzle mouse-trap with stainless steel or brass parts.
@@myjustarandomkid913 idk but i think he meant that this video is why his interested in multiple catches traps and not interested in single catch traps
I never realized the guy who makes or uses deadly mouse traps would also own a mouse. Now I’m wondering if the mouse looks in horror every time it sees a new mouse trap or judges the ones who fall into such traps.
At 4:52 the mouse up top was yelling at the one at the bottom "no don't come in! Its a trap!" Other mouse: "what? I can't hear you let me come closer!" 🤣🤣
The riser's one-way door was stuck open something like half of the time but didn't matter much since mice didn't turn around until reaching the top and weren't particularly interested in coming back down either. Mouse-powered self-resetting mouse traps are my favorites.
All through this episode, I was thinking, "Haven't I seen this trap before?" Then when you showed footage from the rat trap video, I was like "Aha! This is the mouse size version of that trap!"
Got actively excited when i saw the turkey vultures! And especially how many there were! Absolutely gorgeous animals and some of my favourite types of birds, lovely to see
You're right. I look forward to seeing them in the spring in Michigan. I feed my "friends" coons, and woodchucks at the back of the pasture all summer long. Nice to watch them while watching sitting in house.
I remember seeing one of these in my grandfather's house when I was a kid. I wouldn't mind having one now because it looks like it works a lot better than the modern ones.
Sorry for the pretentious german class, but unless it's a latin or english borrowed word, "V" is pronounced like an "F". Also, -r endings should have a slight but somewhat long "a"(a as in "rat, bad, bat") sound after the vowel. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
I didn't see any need for bait other than the mice's own curiosity. I wonder if a gerbil habitat could be put to use, with lots of tunnels leading to a one-way door? Also, what happened at the end? I couldn't see what was knocked over, just the sound came through. Keep up the great channel!
On the last month we had quite a few mice show up at our house, most of them babies. This trap is far more effective than those Sticky Traps by far and for sure a lot cheaper than having to buy several sheets for each mouse we see.
This trap is amazing, especially using mouse power to reset it. Someone needs to draw up 3d printed plans, I could keep one busy here on the farm easily. It's just got something about it that the rolling log doesn't.
I get the occasional house mouse in my apartment. But if I ever dared to go after it my cat would be 😡. She may be a spoiled indoor only long-haired calico princess of a cat. But she DOES NOT share her mice. Ever! She woke me up at 6am once sounding like a demon cat because she didn't want to share with her brother. I didn't know such a tiny cat could sound that scary. So it's kind of useless watching these videos for me but I really do enjoy them a lot.
I'd imagine the mice just Mouse2: *falls into trap* Mouse1: oh hey there, you got trapped in too huh? Mouse1: yep Mouse3: *falls in too* Mouse2: guess we'll have more company :D
I was eating breakfast watching this when you showed those turkey vultures eating the rancid mice and I almost threw up Shawn! There is a mouse plague in Australia at the moment and I have a pile of well over a hundred mice corpses under a tree in the yard Ive caught with the mouse bucket design, so lots of stinky mouse soup to deal with on a regular basis. I want to try building this trap too.
That is an Amazing mouse trap. Having chickens around it would be great to have one handy. Shame most of the the great traps are vintage and hard to find. Thank you Shawn for all your great videos!
man, i had a flooding incident in my house that opened up a lot of the wall voids, and apparently we had a mouse infestation in the attic that has spread into the living areas now, the brave little shits. I wish I could get one of these :D I did pick up that bucked lid trap, so far no hits and just wiped out bait on the ramp, but i'm hoping with some more aggressive baiting i'll be reeling them in.
Vintage traps and Collectibles,have a photo of a homemade rat trap very similar to this one ,from Chicago 1944, it also has lots of old traps for sale . Just noticed that you have one , on rats how did I miss that 🐭
Living in Vermont (USA) , I often see turkey vultures soaring over open fields during the warmer months ( They migrate to and from the Northeast due to Winters being inhospitable for these large birds) . Amazing just how efficient they are in flying. I wonder if vultures soar not just looking for a meal but just out of the sheer joy of being able to fly. I believe in Animal Sentience existing in many Species of Animals . A neat thing about why vultures typically have bald heads is baldness is a special sanitary adaptation to avoid meat scraps and blood from sticking to their heads like it would had they feather/down covered heads . Vultures are very important and need to be safeguarded .
You're like the Oprah Winfrey of mouse snacks, Shawn: "YOU get a mouse treat!" "And YOU get a mouse treat!" "And YOU get a mouse treat too!" "Yeah, EVERYBODY gets a mouse treat!" 😂🤣👊😜
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You should try to build one a few times bigger that's smoother and more modern.
Yo
Shawn, was there any bate in the trap???
@@Tayk1987 and has multiple entrances around a larger bucket maybe?
I want this exact model! A def buy
Don't ever go in Shawn's front door and up the stairs, the front door closes behind you and your never seen again
Your what's never seen again?
@@itsgrey8135 you're*
You're*
😂
@@Decommissioned"You are what is never seen again?" is grammatically incorrect
"Your what is never seen again?" is correct
I apologize if you where trying to imply that I could have just corrected home but making a whitty joke seem like a better option because it made fun of his terrible grammar and makes me feel like a higher being
This trap is brilliant. Designing it so each mouse resets the trap for the next mouse is sheer genius.
Do you use bait in your trap
This trap actually seems to take advantage of the mice natural instincts. They seems to flock to this trap while they are very wary of many other styles of trap. Too bad these aren't being made anymore
I think is not only because of how bulky it is, but also because it is way too efficient, and it would make them go out of business in a short time
It got so many parts that require different material sources. This will increase the number of steps required to make the traps, driving up the cost.
@@minhducnguyen674 are you so dumb? Single mouse trap require a trap for each mouse, hence the name. With this trap, you only need one trap and it will last forever.
@@daridon2483 yeah because nobody would buy this if they saw it up on a shelf and just needed to get rid of a single mouse that got into their home.
Where would you put this in a apartment.
@@pasta8709 they mean it's costy for the company, not us. It's a waste of money for them to build that one-time-buying so they want to sell something one-time-using to us instead
I think modern mousetrap companies stopped making traps like these because they are so efficient and would put them out of business if continued
True...
Exactly
Ofcourse. Single use trap or trap that require consumables require you to buy from the company again. This will last 200 years and catch thousands of mice for 1 cost
Like lightbulbs
notice other products like that?
I really just got tricked into watching four minutes of mice casually strolling to their deaths lmao
Interesting name.....
@@heidibrase3440 yeah lol
Time to restart making these mice and rat traps again, with perfect lubricated slides and mechanisms.
Get on it...
Dont forget rgb and bluetooth
Maybe wifi
Live tracker for mice inside and an internal camera of the mice suffering
Ez dollares
@@SuperEHEC lmao
And a knife for chopping them in half ;)
The people who hand-make beautiful wooden puzzle boxes need to get onto it! Japanese woodworkers maybe... functional art/puzzle mouse-trap with stainless steel or brass parts.
I have one that caught 7 mice in 48 hours. He's called "Muffin" and he likes his chin scratched.
lol
give him/ her pets
^
@@toco1449 it's not just a trap, it's a killing machine
I would imagine the path up to the bucket smells like mouse after a while, luring them into a sense of security.
Adding to that I bet they don't get any panic smell until they're already at the top & trapped.
Genius from all aspects
The virgin restoring old rusted metal vs the chad artifically rusting new metal
Yeah
lmao
Back when they made stuff for people that worked
And still works 100 years later...
Ok boomer
@@DrLoverLover I mean call it boomer talk all you want, but stuff just isn't made to last anymore like it used to be
Yeah
When it wasnt cheap and poorly made to make a higher profit
@@RexWort cApItaLIsM MaKEs bETEr ProDUcTS !!!1!!
"Carl Bender" is the companys brand. Greetings from Germany to mouse land. :)
This is brilliant, wish self resetting traps like this were more common.
They’re not “victims”, they’re “Dinner Guests”.(For possums, raccoons, skunks, foxes, rats, vultures, hawks...)
Sure but did they need to be drowned?
@@Baahlskra who cares? They're vermin. They spread disease.
@@Lightningstrike1220 well so do humans and dogs, lets drown them too. See not the best reasoning...
@@richardreh356 Have you ever seen a rat infestation, there is a reason why there is a multi billion dollar industry at exterminating these pests?
@@richardreh356 Are you really comparing mice to dogs and humans? You are insane.
Nothing leftover for the nightshift critters! Shawn didn't say what he paid for the trap, that's always interesting as well.
7:20 Jinx the vulture: "I love you meeces to pieces..."
@@-danR 🥰
Videos like this are why I'm just not interested in single catch traps anymore 😁
Styles like this makes single catches Boring 👍
also much more efficient
What do you mean??? Are you not interested in traps or you just say that you're not interested in this kind of trap i don't understand it question???
@@myjustarandomkid913 idk but i think he meant that this video is why his interested in multiple catches traps and not interested in single catch traps
@@myjustarandomkid913 he never asked a question. chill
I never realized the guy who makes or uses deadly mouse traps would also own a mouse. Now I’m wondering if the mouse looks in horror every time it sees a new mouse trap or judges the ones who fall into such traps.
Bender: "Bite my shiny metal trap"
I was thinking the same thing! Someone needs to make a version of this that looks like Bender!
now that is a rule 34 im glad i have never seen
I was looking for this one.
took the words right outta my trap
@@VINCE-pp3es bender x gadget?
At 4:52 the mouse up top was yelling at the one at the bottom "no don't come in! Its a trap!"
Other mouse: "what? I can't hear you let me come closer!"
🤣🤣
seems like a variant of this mechanism could be attached to a 5-gallon bucket based trap, instead of a simple ramp
That was my thought, figure out how to get a 5-gallon bucket on there and you could catch hundreds!
That tail-shortening trap door sure motivates the mice to continue through the trap.
turn it into a guillotine and and its even more motivating
Exactly 😂
Especially the boys!
"Some say it's complicated and over engineered."
All rigth! It's from-
"...a german inventor named Karl Bender"
Called it!
I say set and ferget for a week.
Still waiting for the outdoors mice eating rats to get caught.
I must say that a boat load of mice getting caught in one video is pretty impressive.
The riser's one-way door was stuck open something like half of the time but didn't matter much since mice didn't turn around until reaching the top and weren't particularly interested in coming back down either. Mouse-powered self-resetting mouse traps are my favorites.
It seems so elaborate but every mouse seemed so willing to do what the trap required of them. This might be my favourite trap so far.
I'd like to see exactly how the mechanism works. It'd be worth making one.
I cant say for sure though watch the past videos where he shows more details on the others if you haven't already
It looks like you could find the patent drawings if you want to try making one.
Stratos53100 I'm sure I have, but there's just so many of them
Gary Cooper Yeah, if I remember it when I get the time, I may do that.
Did you watch the video?
Do mice seriously keep falling in this dude’s traps? I know those mice are actually paid actors.
Show as live catch, offer cheese, fill with water, dispose of bodies, pocket cheese, repeat = $$ profit $$.
He keeps them as "pets" (read, next trap bait) from his live catch traps. Seems pretty straight forward... Opportunistic.
All through this episode, I was thinking, "Haven't I seen this trap before?" Then when you showed footage from the rat trap video, I was like "Aha! This is the mouse size version of that trap!"
Got actively excited when i saw the turkey vultures! And especially how many there were! Absolutely gorgeous animals and some of my favourite types of birds, lovely to see
You're right. I look forward to seeing them in the spring in Michigan. I feed my "friends" coons, and woodchucks at the back of the pasture all summer long. Nice to watch them while watching sitting in house.
Bender mousetrap: shut up baby you know it.
That is seriously impressive. Bait-less too, well played!
That trap looks like something Jethro Bodine would put around the cee-ment pond!
seems like this is your best mouse trap ever.I don't know if you have ever caught this many mice with any other trap.
His peanut oil bowl was pretty impressive considering it is much simpler
@@dlapierre99 oil bowl is my all time favorite 👍
The oil bowl and rolling log both got a pretty good rating.
@@ubetchya78 what about that earthquake one, or it was called something like that. The electric rolling trap.
Uhlik repeater caught about a dozen rats, which is very impressive considering how much harder rats are to catch.
These days, I get more excited for the animal feedings than the actual trap.
Let's see that 70s version in action, those traps are the best
They work exactly the same. Mine is from 1964 when we bought one in Wiesbaden for about $1.50!
@@Edgy01 I figured, still fun to see how many they'll catch
W.C. Fields Mouse: " Hurry, hurry! Step right this way! No need to crowd! Another show starting soon, seats for everybody!"
XD following sounds of mice running and splash.
Been busy all 2020 but I loved the channel back then and still do
I hope you didn't run out of mice there, Shawn!
He lives out in the country with land etc so no shortage he's mentioned that many times plenty to go around
Im pretty sure thats the whole idea.....
I remember seeing one of these in my grandfather's house when I was a kid. I wouldn't mind having one now because it looks like it works a lot better than the modern ones.
The vid should be called catch 22 😅✌
Great idea.
The Turkey vulture sure went gobble gobble 😄
I really love the fact that you don’t let them go to wast. I appreciate that your safe about it! ❤️
I wonder if someone makes a new version. It seems like every other mouse trap design gets duplicated over the years. Why not this one.
I suggest you watch the video.
@@paulcopeland9035 I did. He showed other copies from early 1900s and one from the 70s. Did he show a new one that's available on market today?
Sorry for the pretentious german class, but unless it's a latin or english borrowed word, "V" is pronounced like an "F". Also, -r endings should have a slight but somewhat long "a"(a as in "rat, bad, bat") sound after the vowel.
Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
I didn't see any need for bait other than the mice's own curiosity. I wonder if a gerbil habitat could be put to use, with lots of tunnels leading to a one-way door?
Also, what happened at the end? I couldn't see what was knocked over, just the sound came through. Keep up the great channel!
Good thoughts
Usually we get a sound bite of a common trap snapping. I think we got the sound of the trap in the video today.
such a cool little machine. Mess free and no nonsense. Thanks for sharing these great traps, Shawn. Greetings from Alberta.
On the last month we had quite a few mice show up at our house, most of them babies.
This trap is far more effective than those Sticky Traps by far and for sure a lot cheaper than having to buy several sheets for each mouse we see.
Wow. Imagine a new 3D printed version, with strong spring mechanisms - it would be one of the best in the world...
Fascinatingly well engineered...
still, the "flip n slide" does the exact same thing... with only ONE moving part... brilliant!😁😁😁
Its kinda eerie watching the door reset, knowing something is now dying. 😆
XD so funny
That was one interesting trap.
Welcome to the Hotel Mouseifornia 🎶
This trap is amazing, especially using mouse power to reset it. Someone needs to draw up 3d printed plans, I could keep one busy here on the farm easily. It's just got something about it that the rolling log doesn't.
It’s not amazing it kills them
@@ashtonshorts6904 so what? They're pests
even though i don't live near a barn and don't have any reason to watch these, I got to admit its pretty entertaining watching mouse traps work
Same here!
I get the occasional house mouse in my apartment.
But if I ever dared to go after it my cat would be 😡.
She may be a spoiled indoor only long-haired calico princess of a cat. But she DOES NOT share her mice. Ever!
She woke me up at 6am once sounding like a demon cat because she didn't want to share with her brother. I didn't know such a tiny cat could sound that scary.
So it's kind of useless watching these videos for me but I really do enjoy them a lot.
Sad that the mice have to die but I love you give them back to nature to help all the other animals! Mad respect for that!
I'd imagine the mice just
Mouse2: *falls into trap*
Mouse1: oh hey there, you got trapped in too huh?
Mouse1: yep
Mouse3: *falls in too*
Mouse2: guess we'll have more company :D
Out of all the traps I’ve seen on MTM, this one looks the MOST like the board game called Mousetrap! 🧀 🐁
In this case, curiosity kills the MOUSE. I cannot believe that mice are that curious.
I wonder that that 15 second sound bit at the end was all about?
Same here
Maybe a clue to the next video? Or a nighttime walk out to set the trap?
The trap in the video, instead of the traditional common trap snap?
@@dnoe55 It does sound like it.
"Ol' Turkey Buzzard,
Ol' Turkey Buzzard!
Flyin',
Flyin' High! "
I wonder who over here might remember this song from a very old movie." 🙂
Mackenna's Gold
Yes.
I was eating breakfast watching this when you showed those turkey vultures eating the rancid mice and I almost threw up Shawn! There is a mouse plague in Australia at the moment and I have a pile of well over a hundred mice corpses under a tree in the yard Ive caught with the mouse bucket design, so lots of stinky mouse soup to deal with on a regular basis. I want to try building this trap too.
Maybe not such a good idea killing off the feral cats....
That is an Amazing mouse trap. Having chickens around it would be great to have one handy. Shame most of the the great traps are vintage and hard to find. Thank you Shawn for all your great videos!
Me, thinking it’s a live trap: :D
Me, at 6:57, realizing it’s in fact a drown trap: *sobs in rodent owner*
(Great video btw!!)
Is anyone building modern versions of these Bender style traps? Seems like they would still sell well?
That was a great piece of engineering way back when . And it’s still working today . Good video !
those predators are probably internally like "ah, the human has given us another snacc."
I accidentally read instead of 'the bender ' as ' the blender '
Cool loved the Turkey Vultures the only bird that finds it's food by sense of smell.
Not true. Albatrosses do that too and I’m no bird expert, there are probably other birds as well.
Probably an old question, have you thought about recreating and selling some of these old designs? I would think some of us would have interest.
i want to purchase several of these!!!
A great treat for your cat freshly canned mouse
Great video! I like how the birds had their buffet at the end.
man, i had a flooding incident in my house that opened up a lot of the wall voids, and apparently we had a mouse infestation in the attic that has spread into the living areas now, the brave little shits. I wish I could get one of these :D
I did pick up that bucked lid trap, so far no hits and just wiped out bait on the ramp, but i'm hoping with some more aggressive baiting i'll be reeling them in.
I have gotten a couple. I think they're just about gone
A real mose trap existing in Germany since 100 yers. I saw them in the 1950ies and they really worked wonderfully.
Great video.
This is the absolute best mousetrap I have ever seen in the short time I've been on this planet
It's like an amusement park ride for mice, where you give your ticket and you walk through the haunted house.
"This is one of the greatest mousetraps of all time"
The trap: "Shut up baby I know it!"
8:08 love the turkey vulture turf battle
A great trap, and vultures: an animal I don't even remember on your channel. I really liked this video.
For Nerzul !
@@WadcaWymiaru I wish only to serve.
@@Santibag
For Aiur XD
What a trap, masterpiece of engineering and thought
Vintage traps and Collectibles,have a photo of a homemade rat trap very similar to this one ,from Chicago 1944, it also has lots of old traps for sale . Just noticed that you have one , on rats how did I miss that 🐭
*You'd think that the mice/rats would've learned by now not to walk into strange human contraptions*
Thank yoy for the video. You are great for youtubers. 😊👍
What is going on in the last 26 seconds of the video after the end slide??? You good Shawn?
Living in Vermont (USA) , I often see turkey vultures soaring over open fields during the warmer months ( They migrate to and from the Northeast due to Winters being inhospitable for these large birds) . Amazing just how efficient they are in flying. I wonder if vultures soar not just looking for a meal but just out of the sheer joy of being able to fly. I believe in Animal Sentience existing in many Species of Animals . A neat thing about why vultures typically have bald heads is baldness is a special sanitary adaptation to avoid meat scraps and blood from sticking to their heads like it would had they feather/down covered heads . Vultures are very important and need to be safeguarded .
In Idaho these birds are also called bald-headed buzzards.
Mouse 1: oh good the traps not working.
Mouse 2: here let me fix it for you - 3:03
Mouse 1: Buruh
What kind of Easter egg was that at the end of the video? Scary stuff.
A flock of dinosaurs enjoying a pile of mice. Fun to watch the pecking order.
Love seeing the thumbs up before running a trap
👍
Been here since 25k subs, man you've came far.
I always misread this trap's name as "The Blender" and get really concerned.
That was some Thanksgiving feast for those turkeys.
I think the really impressive part of all this is that you still find mice in your barn after all these years.
Fantastic piece of engineering, and I'm a fan of the Turkey Vulture, a very under appreciated bird with the most powerful sense of smell in the world.
This reminds me of georgie meeting pennywise 😰 "we all float down here" 😵
Carl Bender understood very well how mice think.
Imagine walking into Shawn's barn. You'd think you were in SAW for mice
Wait so you slowly drowned those mice?
That is an amazing mouse trap. I wish they would be still for sale.
Me: "Huh... is that... a turkey? No wait, it looks more like a vulture? Which is it?"
Video: "Turkey vulture"
Me: "Well played."
You're like the Oprah Winfrey of mouse snacks, Shawn:
"YOU get a mouse treat!"
"And YOU get a mouse treat!"
"And YOU get a mouse treat too!"
"Yeah, EVERYBODY gets a mouse treat!" 😂🤣👊😜
Shawn PLEASE do some more garden videos this spring/summer. Love the Ancient grains videos, and veggies.