It'll find its way back.. I say take that old BB gun and see if it still works. =P

So cute , yet so nasty and filled with diseases ...... 

Looks like Ratatouille!

Finally, a chance to put the ammunition with my name on it to use ;)

I hate meeses , leaving their tell tale "nuggets 0f j0y"  everywhere. Strap him t0 a r0cket , aimed t0 his new h0me. Of c0urse strap a helmut 0n him f0r safety's sake, c0uld use a walnut shell.....just sayin'. 

LOL, my L0gitech G710+ O has went 0ut !! HELP!!   It w0rks in upper case Only. LOL. In Other wrds NO I am N0t

lol, I have an old Saitek III yOu can have :P

(Edited out for the wording of the language/Complaints) They are useless creatures that carry disease and create havoc. I would never put my family at risk for disease by keeping one of those around. Do not let the dog play with it, as the dog may contract some disease. I liked the Ratatouille comment, but this things looks very dangerous to me. The other animal that I call a flying rat is not pigeons but geese. They are endangered, but I wonder why. The produce like rabbits and spread disease like rats. You cannot kill them unless you want to go to jail, really?!??!? If I am driving and they try to cross the street or are just sitting on the road, I gun the gas. The best sound is them hitting the front of my car
With a thud and then crying out as they fly away. They are all other my office building and parking lot. I am so amazed when people stop their cars and beep their horn while they sit in the road and not move. I say gun the gas. If they don't move then it becomes a Darwin principle event. Anyway, I vote for a mix of bleach and ammonia in a small bowl in the corner of the box. Send me the video when you do. I would kill moles this way. Very fun.

So the mouse was released in the woods I talked about, nearest home I can tell is 12 miles away, but he has a LOT of obstacles to go though err...she. It was a female, not sure if it had any youngins, but I will know soon enough i'm sure. Anyway, she may or may not make it, but I gave it a chance.

If I was you, I would have taken it to the vet and got it checked for any diseases, and if it came back clean, kept it. She would have eventually gotten Stockholm syndrome (I think that's it at least) and would have made a cool pet.

Grey_Beard
They are useless creatures that carry disease and create havoc. I would never put my family at risk for disease by keeping one of those around. Do not let the dog play with it, as the dog may contract some disease. I liked the Ratatouille comment, but this things looks very dangerous to me. The other animal that I call a flying rat is not pigeons but geese. They are endangered, but I wonder why. The produce like rabbits and spread disease like rats. You cannot kill them unless you want to go to jail, really?!??!? If I am driving and they try to cross the street or are just sitting on the road, I gun the gas. The best sound is them hitting the front of my car
With a thud and then crying out as they fly away. They are all other my office building and parking lot. I am so amazed when people stop their cars and beep their horn while they sit in the road and not move. I say gun the gas. If they don't move then it becomes a Darwin principle event. Anyway, I vote for a mix of bleach and ammonia in a small bowl in the corner of the box. Send me the video when you do. I would kill moles this way. Very fun.

The world could use less people like you sir. Someone who loves killing something because they feel they are superior and have more of a right to live than another creature. killing for no reason at all, that is one of the down falls of mankind.
 That said, I have no problem killing a mouse or other pest intruding my home. (including human beings)
  But to intentionally kill a goose (or any other animal) with my car or any other means for no purpose at all except just to kill it, because you think it should be killed because you can, is wrong in everyway, shape, and form.
 Your reply and way of living disgust me, along with everyone else that thinks like you. 
 
 
 

Chrome-M-Dragon
So the mouse was released in the woods I talked about, nearest home I can tell is 12 miles away, but he has a LOT of obstacles to go though err...she. It was a female, not sure if it had any youngins, but I will know soon enough i'm sure. Anyway, she may or may not make it, but I gave it a chance.

Good for you Chrome for not letting being at the top of the food chain go to your head. 
 
Good Karma
 
But if you think that was the only mouse in your house I would be very surprised.  Leave the  cover off the container for a few nights and I will bet that you catch a few more.

I wouldn't say kind....I just gave it a chance. For all I know an Owl or Hawk is already digesting it lol