mice!

Try setting out peppermint oil. Smells good to us but mice hate the smell.

I hate mice...here were we live the hop instead of running had a nest in my shed last spring and once when I went in there I startled one and it fell on my shoulder freaked me out......Bought some bait that comes in a container only they can get into haven't seen them since..

If you have 120 volt power hooked up, you can use a device called "Pest-A-Cator" available from amazon for about $15.

Places an ultrasonic vibration on the wiring loop that resonates in the sinus cavity of rodents (in Florida that means rats and squirrels).

I know it sounds like VooDoo, but ... IT WORKS!

We had continuing problems with grove rats and/or Avacado eating squirrels until I installed one unit in the trailer (stored in the back yard) and one in the shed. No sign of any entry since.

It doesn't bother the dog and people cannot hear it, but IT WORKS!

If you should have rat odors in the trailer, a chemical called "Rat Sorb" will clear it up. (Don't ask.)

I have no interest in either company, just a satisfied customer.

Good luck.

bandit86 wrote:
The little bastard chewed up my plastic mouse trap and ate the peanut butter out of it without tripping it. Trap wasn't sensitive enough after I shortened the spring to increase its clamp down/ killing power. Slight adjustment, trap reset, now I wait.

Maybe the mouse was a little one. That happened to me and the next time it tripped I had caught 2 little baby mice in the same trap.:B

The little bastard chewed up my plastic mouse trap and ate the peanut butter out of it without tripping it. Trap wasn't sensitive enough after I shortened the spring to increase its clamp down/ killing power. Slight adjustment, trap reset, now I wait.

VT Skier wrote:
Will mice get into a camper if you don't leave any food in it?

Yes!

VT Skier wrote:
Will mice get into a camper if you don't leave any food in it?

No food in mine. No food in my garage at hone they still go there too

Waiting to check the snap trap loaded with peanut butter.

Had a rotating locking can't see the dead critter type of trap work well in the house, just a little pricy and one time use.

I like the idea of predator pee on the wheels, Lord knows there is probably lots of dog pee on it already

Will mice get into a camper if you don't leave any food in it?

I set snap traps without bait. I would think they would smell bait and then come in. Mice are dumb...they crawl all over everything, they will crawl on the trap. Caught many mice with no bait.

When you are sealing all entry holes for mice don't forget to seal where the power cord comes in. After I sealed all the holes I could find, I still had mice. Finally I realized there was a space around the power cord. Sealed that and no more mice.