I found myself in an interesting situation. On the one hand, I’ve made a decision to stick with being “gone” from mousehunt. On the other hand, there have been lots of comments asking for a Baron page that I really can’t write- I’ve never been there, and that makes it a challenge to offer any advice. However, with an average daily viewership of 8,000 people, you all deserve something for your continued following of the guide.

SO, I have compromised. I have created a page. It is comprised of advice that is not my own, but instead is a compilation of information from other sources that, when put together, should be able to guide you. In this way, you can still come here if you need advice on the Baron area- it just won’t be from me.

Six Million views… who could have ever guessed that the guide would become such an important part of the hunt for this community. And it has been great to provide this service to you. I hope that this new page helps and I hope that you can continue to use the guide successfully to help you hunt. I wish all of you the best.

-The Guide to Mousehunt

Of course, the trouble with mousehunt is that it’s like an itch. Be it a week, a month, or a year, you tend to eventually come back and get hooked again. And so while this is goodbye, do be sure to check back, because I’m not sure how long I’ll be able to avoid scratching this one.

In the event that I do return (A decent phone app might hook me back, I must admit), I will utilize the fanpage to keep all of you abreast of the situation.

BUT, until that time, it’s been fun, and I wish you all the best. Happy Hunting!

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However, my first fix was to quickly copy and paste the guide from my original Google docs page, which had not been updated since June of 2009. While it was an OK replacement, it was missing several things. However, that’s all fixed now. Furoma is up to date with all of the pertinent information that you’ll need.

I’ll be reading through the last pages in the next day or so, and then I’ll write up a page concerning the three super-mice, along with some strategies for all of the other mice that you wouldn’t normally catch during routine hunting.

I’m going to hold off on the King’s Gauntlet until it’s totally done, too- I’ll get working on odds and ends next.

Stay tuned for more info…

To all of my readers,

After much deliberating, I’ve decided that it is time for me to leave mousehunt. I have given it much of my time and energy, and it is time that my time and energy be dedicated to something else.

This leaves the question of what to do with the Guide to Mousehunt, though. After talking with Rohan, the owner of furoma.com, we have agreed to move the guide to a separate website where I will have full control of it. That is this website. As a result, the guide will no longer be updated or changed.

I am doing this with the hope that this guide may still be useful to all of you up to the point that it has been written. In the past I’ve pulled the guide down, and that only caused grief and arguments against me and with each other. This way I can leave mousehunt behind, but the guide can remain.

I wish all of you the best- good luck with your hunting, and check my “helpful links” page to find the other guides that you may use instead of mine.

Respectfully,
-Sean