Mice ugghh
We are totally devastated with the havoc the mice did to our camper. We have never had issues until this year. The camper is parked at home, hooked up, and we frequently go in and out. The mice app...
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westend wrote:
Here is a fairly deadly trapping system for hard to trap vermin and you don't need to make anything (you might already have the essentials):
Take two Victor small wooden board snap traps and load each with a bit of peanut butter or other rodent confection. Set the two traps close together and tilt so that the bases form a shallow "V" (I usually use a spoon or some other handy object to get the slight angle). Make sure the snap wire bails are opposing (although both oriented the same direction works too). At one time, I used dried beans between the traps and that worked excellent.
The effectiveness of this setup is that if the mouse trips one trap and jumps back to evade the bail, he'll trip the opposing trap. Or, if he tries to maneuver through the two, same result. I caught many small ones across their stinking little backsides.
Good luck.
BTW, the better organic odor eliminators will get rid of the mousy smell, pronto.
We will certainly try this approach to get the little darling!!! I did get the organic odor eliminator and that stupid light that shows where they so lovingly deposited presents for us. I told my SO that he can do that. I am not sure I want to know where all the presents are/were. Yuck....
