It's mice season again.

[Medmech]

What is the definitive answer to keeping the critters at bay? The SL is finally right so I don't want a tit mouse ****** up my hard work.

Moth balls? traps? Shrink wrap? Pungi sticks?

[kerry]

They've been taking up residence in my house recently. I just bait which kills them. (cumudin?)

[PaulC]

Don't use poison. The last thing you want is a mouse to take a hit on the bait and then go for a dirt nap under the front seat. Trap them - period.

This is a R129 right? If the hardtop isn't installed, put it on.

[Pete Geither]

I keep about 6 traps around the SL with peanut butter on them. I usually get
4 or 5 right away, then nothing for the rest of the winter. This is in a detached garage that has openings,, I guess,, for the critters to get in.

[iwrock]

The electric mouse trap.

[okyoureabeast]

There was a thread that was dug up not too long ago in response to deal with critters. I believe the title was "Diesel Critters!".

A couple of the suggestions were moth balls and cracking the hood of the car so the protective effect of the engine bay is lost.

[The Clk Man]

Originally Posted by Pete Geither

I keep about 6 traps around the SL with peanut butter on them. I usually get
4 or 5 right away, then nothing for the rest of the winter. This is in a detached garage that has openings,, I guess,, for the critters to get in.

Agreed my man, peanut butter works every time, also we also use the Ted Nugent, dang it I meant the nuget from a payday bar, there both effective.

[t walgamuth]

Hey Med, why don't you just sick your shrews on the mice?

[pawoSD]

Traps with peanut butter works best. I caught 16 of them last winter. Then suddenly there were no more....

[Chas H]

Now that stink bug season is ending the mice are finding ways into the house. I went for a few years with no mice, but there is now some way they're gettin in.

[The Clk Man]

Originally Posted by Chas H

Now that stink bug season is ending the mice are finding ways into the house. I went for a few years with no mice, but there is now some way they're gettin in.

Remember the ZEN of peanut butter grass hopper.

[Hatterasguy]

Traps work well.


I have been told they hate dryer sheets.

[10fords]

A couple of good barn cats that you only feed every three or four days.

[Chas H]

Originally Posted by The Clk Man

Remember the ZEN of peanut butter grass hopper.

Thank you.
I find the classic bait, cheese, to work perfectly. I caught the bugger that crapped next my keyboard 2 nites ago on cheese.

[The Clk Man]

Originally Posted by Chas H

Thank you.
I find the classic bait, cheese, to work perfectly. I caught the bugger that crapped next my keyboard 2 nites ago on cheese.

Was he constipated? do you think that the cheese slowed him down?