Ideas to keep mice away during storage

[Sojourner]

Love to try Dallas's plan.
Thanks Dallas!

About mice & water.....with Dallas plan...mice can't help it for being thirsty till death. LOL

This also work on rats....they love corn....wish I have heard of this in the 50's so my dad corn bin been rat free. Had 13 cats on farm but they aren't able to keep up the population. I think rat & mice would rather to eat ground-up corn first than kernel.

Sojourn for Christ, Jerry

[Barn Owl]

Living on a farm we have a serious mouse problem. I found out the hard way over the winter how much the mice like my bus. Mouse crap everywhere, several nests, and lots of damage to blankets, towels etc. I have to keep traps set all the time and I have learned to check them often, nothing grosser than cleaning up week old decay. Fortunately I have two very good helpers (see below). They are mouse crazy and if I don't keep an eye on them they will turn into a demolition crew. I have already had to repair some cabinets thanks to their exuberance. I have found that there's nothing better than an old fashion victor mouse trap baited with peanut butter. I get a lot of satisfaction seeing those little bastards' dead.

[RTS/Daytona]

extremely effective

see---> http://www.tritonpestcontrol.com/item--Victor-M134-Quick-Set-Pro-Rat-Trap--198186

Easy to use - easy to bait - easy to set - easy to dispose of rat


also available in nice size

[Gary '79 5C]

BarnOwl,
I love your mouse patrol team, One looks to be a part time mechanic as well.
Congrats on training a great team, My mouse patrol is sleeping in bed.

Gary

[cody]

I'm wondering if a picture of my Mother-in-law would help? lol

[Hobie]

Add a recording of mine talking, and between the photo and the sound, even hoodlums shouldn't mess with the coach. 

[FloridaCliff]

Dallas wrote: probably not politically correct at all

Thats the reason I probably like it!

Kyle wrote: You Sir, are a genius!

I agree!

Well, let the testing begin around the lower 48.......


Cliff