Fishing & outdoorsWalt's Camping SecretsKILL EVERY Mouse In Your Camp The Old Scout Way. SAFE For Dogs & Kids!

KILL EVERY Mouse In Your Camp The Old Scout Way. SAFE For Dogs & Kids!

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Published Sep 22, 2026, 6:00 PM · 3w ago

Walt's Camping Secrets
Walt's Camping Secrets
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📘 THE BOOK: "The Old Scout Way: Walt's Camping & Fishing Manual" (120 camp and fishing tricks) 📗 ALSO: "The Old Scout Way: Walt's Camp Cooking Manual" (60 tricks for cooking with no kitchen) Get one, or both in a bundle: The Old Scout Way · Walt's Field Manuals I spent thirty-five years as a scoutmaster emptying that bucket every morning at scout camp, and in this video I build the old farm bucket trap the old scout way, show you the box trick that keeps snap traps away from paws and fingers, and seal a camper with a few dollars of steel wool. In this video: The coffee-can rule that fixes half the problem tonight The five-gallon bucket trap: coat hanger, soda can, peanut butter, a ramp, a few inches of water Why plug-in repellers, poison and glue boards fail, and what bromethalin does to a dog Snap traps under a weighted box: the T against the wall, a pea of peanut butter, ten traps on night one Steel wool and caulk on every pipe and wire under the camper Deer mice, hantavirus and the CDC clean-up: never sweep, bleach and wait five minutes The pest aisle sells a $29 plug-in box the FTC has been warning about since the 1980s. A $4 bucket does the job. Safety: no mothballs in a camper (off-label use is illegal and one ball can poison a child or a dog), keep the water bucket where no small child or dog can reach it, and never sweep or vacuum dry droppings. Who showed you the bucket trap? Tell me below, I read every comment. Subscribe for the skills they stopped teaching: Walt's Camping Secrets

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