OK, I gotta ask. Where does one get a bottle of Bobcat urine? I mean the
questions abound. How do you convince a bobcat that it wants to be checked
for drug use? How does a bobcat get it into a bottle? Does this guy have an
extra supply since I'm fresh out?

On a more serious note, I would assume that those housebound mice had never
smelled a bobcat before, so I wonder what reservoir of instinct caused them
to say, "Oh, shucks, I smell the urine of a bobcat, we better leave!" (I
have been told that mice are very careful with their language even when
confronted with a smelly bobcat. This is one of those surprises that just
brightens up a day.

How much would Jay Leno pay for this story?

At 12:55 PM 6/15/99 -0700, Marguerite Bevis wrote:
>Hi John,
>
>I had an interesting experience in a country house in Texas which had a lot
>of mice. A friend of mine had a bottle of Bobcat urine, of all things and
>sprinkled small drops gingerly around the house. The mice disappeared. Go
>figure.

Jim Rosso
Issaquah, Washington
425-392-8440
jrosso at mediaseek.com