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We had mice in the house when a new subdivision went in near us. Snap traps were a pain. one at a time. Bought a Tin Cat at TSC (might be called Tractor Supply in the USA )and caught 6 in one night and that was the end of them. It is basically a live trap that can handle large numbers of mice. In the morning fill a 5 gallon bucket almost full with water, drop the Tin Cat in and wait a few minutes, dump them out. Repeat as necessary.
Good luck with your hunt.
Brian

Nothing I'm aware of.
Pure peppermint oil on cotton balls. Spread around 30 all over the place.

I get my oil from e bay, and we have two boats three rv,s stored in a barn no mice 5yrs ,wonder what tommy is doing wrong??

TOMMY47 wrote:
Jan--Did that last fall. My RV smells like a candy cane factory. Got it from GNC. Apparently the mice don't know this is supposed to drive them away.

I've got a trio of dogs that don't know they are supposed to hate the smell and taste of bitter apple.

I have two cats. One of them even takes care of the snakes that come around. She is a true woods cat from the shelter

I am so glad we did not have a mouse infestation this year. I put mouse away packets in our rig this past winter. Couple years ago I did bounce sheets and my rig had mice problems. Easy solution turn a couple cats loose in your rig to get rid of them.

TOMMY47 wrote:
Jan--Did that last fall. My RV smells like a candy cane factory. Got it from GNC. Apparently the mice don't know this is supposed to drive them away.

ROFL!!!!! Sorry - but THAT WAS FUNNY!!!

wanderingbob wrote:
Peppermint oil cotton balls will also keep squirrels out of your bird feeders .

Also? Did you read where that didn't work for the OP? :h

Peppermint oil cotton balls will also keep squirrels out of your bird feeders .