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If something like that mouse thing happens again, you should try a wet/dry shop vac to clean it out. You could suck out the dead critters AND the gross water TOO, making it a MUCH less unpleasant task.
I think a shop vac would have been a handy tool for that job. I've been harvesting rain water at our cabin using a DIY first flush system and an IBC tote as a storage tank; it has worked fantastic for about 4 years now. Anyway, great cabin build, and thanks for sharing your cabin adventures.
I was going to suggest such a system. A simple gravel charcoal and sand filter will keep most impurities out but you should still boil it or chemically sanitize it before drinking.
@@xull1x123 No, just use it to shower and wash dishes, I have tried it before, but think it best to run it through a Berkey filter or something similar.
@@waddeym I add bleach to the tank each time I go out there. Still get some pollen in the tank but the water always looks good. I have the intake attached to a float and suspended about 10" below the surface of the water.
Good to see you at the cabin again. Love how supportive this community has become. This was a job no one would want to do, but it is done now and hopefully not to return. Enjoy the beautiful fall season at your cabin it is serenity. Best to you and Sarah.
Greetings from your Mass-hole brother. Mike, your determination never ceases to amaze me. We all overlook things sometimes. Never kick yourself in the butt. Everything is a lesson if we let it be. You’re a very humble person, so I can tell you accept these lessons and move on. I’m also enjoying your building renovation. A labor of love and a work of art. Chin up buddy.
Oh my friend, I can so relate to what you just had to do. I live in a very old community near a river and have had a rat issue for all of the 26 years I've lived here. The worst is when they get into one of my rain barrels and can't get out. I've found them anywhere from long dead to still alive. It's totally gut wrenching and nauseating. Now that you have the pond filled a good bit, hopefully the mice will go towards easy access water instead of trying to get into your cistern.
Star San is a good product. Home brewers use it to make sure their equipment is sanitized before brewing. If I remember correctly you dont have to rinse it out.
Great job, I agree with others who suggested a wet/dry shop vac but then of course you'd need to clean that too. I would recommend putting a small eye bolt in the cap and hanging it with a cord above the filler pipe with plenty of slack. That way it's a reminder to replace it when you're done. At least I need things set up that way, I've learned to hold a screw in my hand when I go to get the right screw gun tip so I remember why I went to the garage in the first place, absent mindedness runs in the family. Always have too many things on my mind at the same time. Multi tasking is more of a curse than a gift, horribly inefficient at the end of the days work.
As has been said, why not use a Shop Vac to empty it and then clean and sanitize with bleach. I know time wasn't on your schedule but bleach does great. It's what I use in my RV every spring.
Glad you were able to get everything cleaned out and sanitized Mike! Now, hopefully, you and Sarah can enjoy the cabin again without the fear of consuming/using "mice" water!
I was quietly watching when you said, "Me and my brother both took a mouse shower, not at the same time ..." and I burst out laughing. I did not see that coming! LOL
That had to be rough, My sincere hope is the next segment of your journey is far more rewarding. Just as a learning experience never leave 40 lb of dog food in the barn-dominium
I have use a 210 gallon tank in the rear of my truck for my remote system. But it is only used for a system connected to a sauna stove. The hot water is generated by a copper heat coil in the chimney. The water temp can be boiling hot, but drinking water is carried in. We take clean water for granted. Very sad. But reading the book by Scott Harrison, Thirst changed that for me. I love seeing your hard work and creativity.
The good, the bad, and the ugly! Thank you for the tutorial on how to deal with a yucky situation! A lot of people wouldn't have had the guts to show that. Well done ye! Blessings on you, Sarah and Pup and your extended family. And the OGP!
Mice are my greatest nemesis at my own cabin. They get in everywhere, and leave their calling cards through everything. I feel your pain. Thankfully they have yet to take swimming lessons in my water supply. I now know what to do if they do.
As a person living in an old farmhouse, I had smell-o-vision as you were removing parts. I am truly impressed because I would have been gagging. Good job. As you were flushing all those spots I was thinking what a wonderful retreat you have created for your family. Shower, running water, lights, heat! Makes our outhouse, haul water, freeze at night hunting place pale in comparison to your palace! Chin up and on to the next project!!
Mike cover those holes so they cant get in very gross those parts of the mouses great its all clean now dont drink that water get some from home for little while thanks for sharing and hope your new work place going good now !!!!
Glad you got rid of the mouse guts in your system. You are so methodical in your approach, it’s nice to watch you work and learn from you. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos in the future. Enjoy your cabin.
Look forward to your videos. Hate mice too, they drive me nuts at my a-frame in VT, always scratching in my walls at night. Shawn Woods’ channel has helped me big time, and its now under control.
Запах ужасный, в этом году в колодец упала мышка, пришлось выкачивать всю воду и мыть весь колодец с хлором, одежду потом пришлось утилизировать, все пропиталось запахом падали и химии. Майк, ты герой, даже без респиратора. 😅
All a mouse needs to get in a house is a hole no wider than a pencil. You really need to cover all eventual entrances as they are very inventive. Good luck!
thought of using a additional filter system for drinking water? on tug boats we use to use a UV light on all water and in addition a 4 filter system with a reverse osmosis tank for drinking water.
I use Star San a lot. I make wine, and do lots of canning...That stuff is great sanitizer.... I would of taken off all the filters on the faucets first.... maybe you did?
My cat Valentine is a mouser extraordinaire & he'll be glad to come live at the cabin! "Take that you rat!!" Great work Mike...greetings to you you & your lovely wife Sarah from my Disneyland neighborhood here in Southern California!
Sometimes we have to do the gross stuff. Not fun but necessary. I'm just glad that I watched this when I wasn't eating. It will be really cool to see videos of you actually getting to enjoy staying there to relax and not work.
Ha ha, I was sitting down to eat while I watched your video today Mike!!! Reminds me when I was little my grandparents had an old farmhouse well, it would get dead animals occasionally. My grandfather would scoop out the animal and then bleach the well/water system. (Very old water system). Loved those cabins. I would recommend setting it near the waterfall. Dig down to expose more of the rock and its amazing ripple/texture. That would be an amazing view or to sit outside and enjoy the water/nature view.
😱😝😰 when you said it was weighing heavily on you for so long, we felt so bad for y'all here. I can only imagine what was going thru your minds. My anxiety for you guys and your health was up there too. My initial thoughts were,,,, Since you have the filling pipe port from the side of your house, is there an inline valve you could put on that pipe just before it drops into the cistern? That way the entire length of that filling pipe could be totally full of your sanitizing solution also. Then I was thinking and wondering if your set up could handle a high heat water flush from the input port? After you run a few million gallons thru it all, LOL, maybe get your water temps as high as you can and recirculate that hot water back from the outside port from an inside spigot. Then evacuate it all out and refill your cistern for use. Just a thought? Stay safe and healthy! Enjoy this warm weekend here in Ohio.
Your videos are exceptional! Regardless of the subject matter! 😂 I had a small version of this type of issue; a RAT somehow got into the windshield washer reservoir in my SUV, and, well, died… my dealer mechanic dealt with the gory details. Yucky! Life (and death) happens, and dealing with it remotely begs for ingenuity and imagination. You, sir, knocked it out of the park. Well done. 👍😳🤮🌲
Job done and anyone who can joke about mouse flavored tea is going to be ok; who knows maybe a new flavor for a tea company has been discovered? Maybe "yuck in a cup"; lots of possibilities!
Oh my gosh Mike! I had to turn away from the mice extraction! I listened but I couldn't watch 😔 Glad you got that taken care of. Sure hope its the last time you have to do that. Didn't even know that was a problem for some. Goodness😕
Seeing this tells me to get a cistern large enough to get inside of if something like this should happen. Wet/Dry shop vac may have helped you in this situation
Made it to 3:40 and I have to go throw up.5:10 Threw up again. 15:41 When you have a bucket like that, rotate it 180 degrees so the opening/pour site is on top. You will have less waste/spillage. It will seem weird but will work better.
Wow! I needed a disclaimer! 😬 I absolutely hate mice!!! No matter what, I'd have had to pay someone to do that job for me. I got the heeby-jeebies just watching it! (I'll probably have nightmares tonight!) 😴 Kudos to you for having the fortitude to do this job!! 👏 💪🙂
Looks like something that would happen to me …lol. I’m not even there and I just dry-heaved 🤢. I second the cheap throwaway wet dry shop vac idea if something like this ever happens again!
That must have been duscusting. Glad for you and your mental health. I wouldn't want to go through such a nasty situation. ¿how does the pool fill?¿Isn't there around a creek you can get your water from?
Oh man, that was gross but you’ve cleaned it all and I would totally work with that! Yeah, the shower slope is perfect, nice to see that in action! The swim pond looks great too!
Great job Mike, way to highlight the good with the not-so-good. We totally get it and understand. Otherwise, it would be called a cabin and 50 acres only the good days.
The joys of wild life......on our acrerage we were infested by deer,mice,snakes,stink bugs and squirrels. They distroyed pecans and everything we planted. So we moved to the beach and living in new cottage homes😀👍
Glad to see you back and get the water and lines cleaned out. just wondering if your going to deer hunt this year, if so I hope you get that trophy buck!
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If something like that mouse thing happens again, you should try a wet/dry shop vac to clean it out. You could suck out the dead critters AND the gross water TOO, making it a MUCH less unpleasant task.
New Subscriber those mice 🐭🤦♀️ 😂
I think a shop vac would have been a handy tool for that job. I've been harvesting rain water at our cabin using a DIY first flush system and an IBC tote as a storage tank; it has worked fantastic for about 4 years now. Anyway, great cabin build, and thanks for sharing your cabin adventures.
Are you drinking the rain water? I am doing the same but was thinking aboit designing filters to purify it.
I was going to suggest such a system. A simple gravel charcoal and sand filter will keep most impurities out but you should still boil it or chemically sanitize it before drinking.
@@xull1x123 No, just use it to shower and wash dishes, I have tried it before, but think it best to run it through a Berkey filter or something similar.
@@waddeym I add bleach to the tank each time I go out there. Still get some pollen in the tank but the water always looks good. I have the intake attached to a float and suspended about 10" below the surface of the water.
@@LongsQuest do you have any problems with algae or does the bleach stop it?
Good to see you at the cabin again. Love how supportive this community has become. This was a job no one would want to do, but it is done now and hopefully not to return. Enjoy the beautiful fall season at your cabin it is serenity. Best to you and Sarah.
Thank you, I really appreciate the kindness of the regular viewers here, it keeps me going quite honestly.
Never thought a man sanitizing his water tank could be so entertaining. Well done Sir.
I agree, I’d recommend a shop vac to remove the grossness.
A wet/dry vacuum might have made that job easier.
Shop vac, yes!
I wish I had brought one, to be honest, I didn't anticipate the mice disintegrating like that!
My first choice as well
X-Rated!! LOL. Next time use a cheap wet/dry vac and then pitch it.
I wish I had brought one, to be honest, I didn't anticipate the mice disintegrating like that!
This is exactly what I was thinking. Wet vac and disinfectant.
Brilliant solution.
@@50Acres I laughed out loud when you pulled out the mouse stomach. Fall is mouse season - if you live in the country .... you're going to have mice.
Yeah, i was struggling with why he was trying o leave the water. Scoop or suck it all out.
Greetings from your Mass-hole brother. Mike, your determination never ceases to amaze me. We all overlook things sometimes. Never kick yourself in the butt. Everything is a lesson if we let it be. You’re a very humble person, so I can tell you accept these lessons and move on. I’m also enjoying your building renovation. A labor of love and a work of art. Chin up buddy.
Thanks so much Jack, always good to hear from fellow Mass-holes or flatlanders!
@@50Acres if Maura Healy is elected governor, I’ll have to move out of state.
@@jackpoirier5023 I moved out of mass because of those reasons lol
Oh my friend, I can so relate to what you just had to do. I live in a very old community near a river and have had a rat issue for all of the 26 years I've lived here. The worst is when they get into one of my rain barrels and can't get out. I've found them anywhere from long dead to still alive. It's totally gut wrenching and nauseating. Now that you have the pond filled a good bit, hopefully the mice will go towards easy access water instead of trying to get into your cistern.
Star San is a good product. Home brewers use it to make sure their equipment is sanitized before brewing. If I remember correctly you dont have to rinse it out.
Glad for you, man! I know how stressful jobs like that can be. You should be proud of what you have accomplished with that property.
Great job, I agree with others who suggested a wet/dry shop vac but then of course you'd need to clean that too. I would recommend putting a small eye bolt in the cap and hanging it with a cord above the filler pipe with plenty of slack. That way it's a reminder to replace it when you're done. At least I need things set up that way, I've learned to hold a screw in my hand when I go to get the right screw gun tip so I remember why I went to the garage in the first place, absent mindedness runs in the family. Always have too many things on my mind at the same time. Multi tasking is more of a curse than a gift, horribly inefficient at the end of the days work.
Thats a good idea for the cap, now the challenge will be remembering to bring what I need and do it!
As has been said, why not use a Shop Vac to empty it and then clean and sanitize with bleach. I know time wasn't on your schedule but bleach does great. It's what I use in my RV every spring.
Glad you were able to get everything cleaned out and sanitized Mike! Now, hopefully, you and Sarah can enjoy the cabin again without the fear of consuming/using "mice" water!
I was quietly watching when you said, "Me and my brother both took a mouse shower, not at the same time ..." and I burst out laughing. I did not see that coming! LOL
That had to be rough,
My sincere hope is the next segment of your journey is far more rewarding.
Just as a learning experience never leave 40 lb of dog food in the barn-dominium
Thanks Eric, oh boy I bet that was an interesting one!
I have use a 210 gallon tank in the rear of my truck for my remote system. But it is only used for a system connected to a sauna stove. The hot water is generated by a copper heat coil in the chimney. The water temp can be boiling hot, but drinking water is carried in. We take clean water for granted. Very sad. But reading the book by Scott Harrison, Thirst changed that for me. I love seeing your hard work and creativity.
The good, the bad, and the ugly!
Thank you for the tutorial on how to deal with a yucky situation! A lot of people wouldn't have had the guts to show that. Well done ye! Blessings on you, Sarah and Pup and your extended family. And the OGP!
A shop vac would work great and take out all the messed up water.
What a big job getting that all cleaned out. Now you can spend time at the cabin again. Thanks for sharing. Remember we all love you.
The joys of off-grid living.. this has to be a first for CZcams on how to clean dead mice out of your water system, thanks for sharing..
Mice are my greatest nemesis at my own cabin. They get in everywhere, and leave their calling cards through everything. I feel your pain. Thankfully they have yet to take swimming lessons in my water supply. I now know what to do if they do.
Yea I pretty much have to clean out a mouse nest every time I go to use the excavator. Thankfully they haven't made it inside the cabin.
A gross beginning but the end result looks good. Thanks for allowing us along on the journey. Take care Mike. Peace!
Thank you Peter, have a great day!
Agree. I was handling it just fine till I drank a runaway coffee ground.
Definitely don't love those " mices to pieces."
As a person living in an old farmhouse, I had smell-o-vision as you were removing parts. I am truly impressed because I would have been gagging. Good job. As you were flushing all those spots I was thinking what a wonderful retreat you have created for your family. Shower, running water, lights, heat! Makes our outhouse, haul water, freeze at night hunting place pale in comparison to your palace! Chin up and on to the next project!!
The pond water looks great!
Its doing well, we've been in a bit of a drought so im glad there is still some there.
Man I felt for you. You didn’t hold back on the details!lol.
Ha, nope didn't hold back!
@@50Acres knowing that you showered and drank the tea had to be worse than dealing with it.
@@RanchinOnMission It was, and Sarah was with me when I discovered the issue, I wish she didn't have to be there for that.
@@50Acres yes, I can’t imagine, but you have it taken care of well now and it’ll all be just a story to tell.
Glad you got that all cleaned. Things happen.
Fantastic video Mike! I'm glad you were able to get the mouse bits out
Ha ha thanks Chris, hopefully I was able to turn something mundane into a somewhat interesting video.
Absolutely the greatest channel EVER!!
Authentic and adorable host
Mike cover those holes so they cant get in very gross those parts of the mouses great its all clean now dont drink that water get some from home for little while thanks for sharing and hope your new work place going good now !!!!
Yea that was gross, holes are now fixed!
Wow what a mess! Great to hear from you! God bless your family!
Glad you got rid of the mouse guts in your system. You are so methodical in your approach, it’s nice to watch you work and learn from you. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos in the future. Enjoy your cabin.
Utterly fascinating. Totally nauseating, but fascinating. Mouse stomach? Excuse me while I heave … can’t stop watching! 😂😂😂😂
Ha ha glad you enjoyed it!
Glad it's over, you'll feel better now.
Great job. I can only imagine myself stressing out about how do deal with this, the sleepless nights, etc.. You did so well!
Thank you so much!
Look forward to your videos. Hate mice too, they drive me nuts at my a-frame in VT, always scratching in my walls at night. Shawn Woods’ channel has helped me big time, and its now under control.
I’m glad that is behind you 👍
Запах ужасный, в этом году в колодец упала мышка, пришлось выкачивать всю воду и мыть весь колодец с хлором, одежду потом пришлось утилизировать, все пропиталось запахом падали и химии. Майк, ты герой, даже без респиратора. 😅
All a mouse needs to get in a house is a hole no wider than a pencil. You really need to cover all eventual entrances as they are very inventive. Good luck!
That is just MEAN! Zooming in on the gunky-do thingy while I was eating a donut. Bleckkkk
Great job Mike. Hard to do.
You know Mike I'm still enjoying that Yorkshire tea you suggested many moons ago. Thanks my friend.
Good to hear!
thought of using a additional filter system for drinking water?
on tug boats we use to use a UV light on all water and in addition a 4 filter system with a reverse osmosis tank for drinking water.
Yea I have thought of doing that, just haven't buckled down and figured out what all to buy.
I've done this exact job myself...I used shop vac with long hose on a stick
I use Star San a lot. I make wine, and do lots of canning...That stuff is great sanitizer.... I would of taken off all the filters on the faucets first.... maybe you did?
My cat Valentine is a mouser extraordinaire & he'll be glad to come live at the cabin! "Take that you rat!!" Great work Mike...greetings to you you & your lovely wife Sarah from my Disneyland neighborhood here in Southern California!
So glad everything is working tip top, that's a lot of stress and hard work.
Thank you
Holy Moly, 2 videos in a row. It's a good day Mike!!!
Haha I know I haven’t managed that in a while, one more next week and we could call it a winning streak!
Sometimes we have to do the gross stuff. Not fun but necessary. I'm just glad that I watched this when I wasn't eating. It will be really cool to see videos of you actually getting to enjoy staying there to relax and not work.
Thanks Doug!
Nice recovery! Yea the starsan is what we use for brewing equipment. The backup would be Iodophor (iodine) but that is super extreme.
When I brewed beer, I used a similar sanitizer for the equipment and bottles. Good stuff and easy to use.
Get a Berkey water system, and you wont care whats in the tank!
Ha ha, I was sitting down to eat while I watched your video today Mike!!!
Reminds me when I was little my grandparents had an old farmhouse well, it would get dead animals occasionally. My grandfather would scoop out the animal and then bleach the well/water system. (Very old water system).
Loved those cabins. I would recommend setting it near the waterfall. Dig down to expose more of the rock and its amazing ripple/texture. That would be an amazing view or to sit outside and enjoy the water/nature view.
Nice recovery!
Miss the pond build. And the excavator. But you’ve been very busy on the Dayton building and that transformation project has been amazing. Thanks
I was hoping to work on the pond a bit after cleaning the tank but that ended up taking all day. I really want to get back to working on it.
😱😝😰 when you said it was weighing heavily on you for so long, we felt so bad for y'all here. I can only imagine what was going thru your minds. My anxiety for you guys and your health was up there too. My initial thoughts were,,,, Since you have the filling pipe port from the side of your house, is there an inline valve you could put on that pipe just before it drops into the cistern? That way the entire length of that filling pipe could be totally full of your sanitizing solution also. Then I was thinking and wondering if your set up could handle a high heat water flush from the input port? After you run a few million gallons thru it all, LOL, maybe get your water temps as high as you can and recirculate that hot water back from the outside port from an inside spigot. Then evacuate it all out and refill your cistern for use. Just a thought? Stay safe and healthy! Enjoy this warm weekend here in Ohio.
Good job. The mice part was disgusting and captivating at the same time. I didn't want to look but I couldn't turn away.
Oh man! I will change the tank all together! But good work!
Great job Mike!
Thanks!
Your videos are exceptional! Regardless of the subject matter! 😂 I had a small version of this type of issue; a RAT somehow got into the windshield washer reservoir in my SUV, and, well, died… my dealer mechanic dealt with the gory details. Yucky! Life (and death) happens, and dealing with it remotely begs for ingenuity and imagination. You, sir, knocked it out of the park. Well done. 👍😳🤮🌲
Thanks so much Trudy!
Job done and anyone who can joke about mouse flavored tea is going to be ok; who knows maybe a new flavor for a tea company has been discovered? Maybe "yuck in a cup"; lots of possibilities!
Wow, what a nasty task that was for you!! I know you are relieved that it's done. Sending hugs
from Virginia. 🤗
Yes it was! Thanks Wanda!
Well glad that is over! Mice are such a problem. Great job!
Us too!
Oh my gosh Mike! I had to turn away from the mice extraction! I listened but I couldn't watch 😔 Glad you got that taken care of. Sure hope its the last time you have to do that. Didn't even know that was a problem for some. Goodness😕
Just toss a shop vacuum next time
Thank you for sharing
A miserable job but it looks like you did it well! Hopefully you'll find a bit more peace at the cabin with that done.
Thank you!
I'm sure your sponsor loved being placed right after the dead mouse scooping 🤣
I was worried about that, and was surprised when they approved the video as is. Thankfully they appreciated real content.
A good wet and dry shop vac would be the best bet!
What??? Off grid isn't all rainbows and butterflies?? lol. Good work Mike
Thanks bud!
I would think you were a home brewer with pbw and starsan on hand. Great video!
I got the tip from some viewers.
Seeing this tells me to get a cistern large enough to get inside of if something like this should happen. Wet/Dry shop vac may have helped you in this situation
Made it to 3:40 and I have to go throw up.5:10 Threw up again.
15:41 When you have a bucket like that, rotate it 180 degrees so the opening/pour site is on top. You will have less waste/spillage. It will seem weird but will work better.
Wow! I needed a disclaimer! 😬
I absolutely hate mice!!! No matter what, I'd have had to pay someone to do that job for me. I got the heeby-jeebies just watching it!
(I'll probably have nightmares tonight!) 😴
Kudos to you for having the fortitude to do this job!! 👏 💪🙂
Is there a video on the Nature's Head? Might as well share impressions of the sanitation and general experience with that one also.
I don't think I have done an update but I will try to remember.
Missed ya' been awhile.
Deer season coming up!
You're lucky. A mouse got into my sealed, AC compressor, and fried it. $6K
Looks like something that would happen to me …lol. I’m not even there and I just dry-heaved 🤢. I second the cheap throwaway wet dry shop vac idea if something like this ever happens again!
Two words my friend for the next initial clean out.....Wet Vac
You said “Holy what?” Demonetized by the evil ones.
Let's all hope taking a 'mouse water shower' is the worst that happens to ya! Thanks for the video and i hope you have a great night's sleep!
I hope so too!
Good job! When life happens we only have control over how we react to it.
A shop vac would probably have been helpful.
That must have been duscusting. Glad for you and your mental health. I wouldn't want to go through such a nasty situation. ¿how does the pool fill?¿Isn't there around a creek you can get your water from?
yea, sure did, we do have a creek, the pool just fills by rainwater. We've been in a drought the past month and a half so its a bit low.
Oh man, that was gross but you’ve cleaned it all and I would totally work with that! Yeah, the shower slope is perfect, nice to see that in action! The swim pond looks great too!
NASTY JOB, GOOD WORK, KEEP SAFE
Some days it sucks to be the grown up. Good job. My instinct would have involved fire.
You should have a great hunting season and fall now that you have fresh water for you and your guests.
Great job Mike, way to highlight the good with the not-so-good. We totally get it and understand. Otherwise, it would be called a cabin and 50 acres only the good days.
Hey Kelly, thanks bud! Hope you are doing well!
Star san is good stuff I use it to sanitize all my distilling stuff. would a shop vac have worked to get them out
The joys of wild life......on our acrerage we were infested by deer,mice,snakes,stink bugs and squirrels. They distroyed pecans and everything we planted. So we moved to the beach and living in new cottage homes😀👍
nice! I think even though I show this stuff some people don't really understand how many critters you deal with being in the middle of a forest!
Glad to see you back and get the water and lines cleaned out. just wondering if your going to deer hunt this year, if so I hope you get that trophy buck!
Looks like a job for a shop vac with wet pickup...
Ha ha. Next time use a wet/dry shop vac and just suck the mice, mice bits and water out.
Looking good mike nice work. I’m doing the same stuff at the cabin.
Right on
No more mouse indoor swimming pools!
Ha ha Im still amazed at how they manage to just get everywhere possible.
Could have used a warning & a skip to notification to avoid the gross mouse parts.
Shit 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Love it. Authentic!!!
Lol Baptised into the rodent kingdom
There is not enough bleach in the world to make me want to ever use the cistern again. 🤢🤮
I know right!