Gott to ask God! as far as Mice goes they are pretty easy to deal with! psMice are edible. So are snakes. Even if you don't eat them. Other things eat them we eat the other things.
My question has always been why do mosquitoes exist.
Gott to ask God! as far as Mice goes they are pretty easy to deal with! psMice are edible. So are snakes. Even if you don't eat them. Other things eat them we eat the other things.
My question has always been why do mosquitoes exist.
Please do share your method of dealing with them......Gott to ask God! as far as Mice goes they are pretty easy to deal with! ps
Don't you know there's no mice up there in the woods? Those are only in the city. No problems in Milo where you can also get 2.00 gas and there is no anti gun BS or mass shootings ever heard of.Please do share your method of dealing with them......
Hmmmmmm....guess Maine has "real" woods .....I don't have time to wait in PA.....unlike Maine now waiting after a firearm purchase to take it home...to the real woods...glad I can just walk in a LGS and walk out with my purchase and take it home to my "fake" woods that breeds mice not so easy to deal with.....Don't you know there's no mice up there in the woods? Those are only in the city. No problems in Milo where you can also get 2.00 gas and there is no anti gun BS or mass shootings ever heard of.
If you all are going to respond like that I need fair warning.....or need to buy cheaper bourbon I don't feel bad spitting all over my screen....The folks in Milo SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED upon by mice!
I wonder if there were mice at Woodstock? You know, where the joints were passed around...If you all are going to respond like that I need fair warning.....or need to buy cheaper bourbon I don't feel bad spitting all over my screen....
Well that was New York......drugs and free love for all....even mice.....I'm sure a muddy mouse or two were lit up.......and squeaked with joy from the other end.....THAT is how they are "easily dealt with"....smoke.....maybe weed smoke, maybe powder smoke....we will never know until he squeaks....I mean speaks...I wonder if there were mice at Woodstock? You know, where the joints were passed around...
Last year I had a mouse/chipmunk chew up the electronic ignition wires on my Toyota FJ Cruiser.You got off easy. He could have chewed wires and done $1000 in damage.
Mice do millions of dollars of damage on houses and cars.
This place has a large feral cat population....filthy buggers are the yard often...but not for long if I see them.Get a Manx cat, best mouse repellant we ever had. They are great hunters, she once brought in a rat that had 10" long body. They like to show you what they killed.
Like feeding alka seltzer tablets to seagulls?I have heard of mixing cornmeal with baking soda. Rats and mice are supposed to eat it. The moisture in their digestive system reacts with the soda to create CO2. In that the rodents cannot burp, they die. There is no poison present to harm whatver eats the corpse.
This sounds plausible, but I have never tried it and have no idea if it works.
I will try anything at this point.......Thanks for that info. Seems like I heard something about this before. Cheap products and safe. I'll try it and let you know if it works. Right now I have one that lives somewhere in the undercarriage of my truck. He stays put even as I drive around town. One day recently I opened my hood to do an oil check, and there he was, sitting on my engine. Looks at me and casually disappears down behind it. So far I have been unable to find his nest. I'd sure love to blow him up.
Maybe he had been reading "The Mouse and the Motorcycle. "My ZTR mower engine had been running very poorly & unevenly recently. Now, I'm a decent mechanic, and prefer to do most doable DIY repairs myself...But, I'm by no means an expert small engine mechanic. And, after looking into every single thing that I thought might be causing the problem, and to no avail... I finally broke down and took if to someone who fixes all types of power equipment for a living. Here's what he found!
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He ran a bore scope down inside the fuel tank, and found a very dead, and well preserved little mouse that had found it's way INSIDE and was blocking the gas flow to the engine. Cost me $80, but I guess it could have been much worse...And, I'll be making for dern certain that the gas cap is on good and tight out in the storage shed from now on!