Mouse activity
My daughter and son in-law have a Spree Connect 322BHS, and they have had to store it short term at a farm house. After about two months of storage, upon inspection, mice were discovered inhabiting. I...
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A few years ago we got mice right here in the city after 30+ years of abeyance. A neighbor just recently admitted he had worked on an infested farm-car in his garage about that time and got them too. Unfortunately, due to new leash laws, there are no more stray cats around here. Personally, I like peanut-buttered spring traps near the RV doors best and check them every few days. Remove the fresh carcasses with inside-out doggy doo-doo bags over your hands and reset.
For the coyote urine, you have to set up a game camera and see which tree they're using. Then just tie a bottle to the tree at the appropriate height. I'm serious here. I'm pretty sure it will work unless the next coyote is really short.
For the bull, you tie a nice heifer in the back yard close to the house, let the bull loose and watch carefully. Then run out with a condom at the appropriate time (the bull will hardly notice). It'll fall off after, and you have to get to it, and grab it before the coyotes do.
Leavin a live cat in the TT works best to keep mice out. It's better to rent one than own one. One of those hairless Egyptian types will probably work best if you have nice furniture and clean towels in the closet. One other thing; we once accidentally locked our regular hairy cat in our house bedroom before we left for a week. Didn't know she was already in the closet making hair on our clothes. So the one other thing is to make sure the confined cat has a litter box and water. Now ours didn't have any water so I figure the worst was done the first few days. She was pretty hoarse when we got home and her voice never was the same after. One good thing, I bet it was another full week before she went back into that room in the closet.
Good luck.
Wes
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A few years ago we got mice right here in the city after 30+ years of abeyance. A neighbor just recently admitted he had worked on an infested farm-car in his garage about that time and got them too. Unfortunately, due to new leash laws, there are no more stray cats around here. Personally, I like peanut-buttered spring traps near the RV doors best and check them every few days. Remove the fresh carcasses with inside-out doggy doo-doo bags over your hands and reset.
For the coyote urine, you have to set up a game camera and see which tree they're using. Then just tie a bottle to the tree at the appropriate height. I'm serious here. I'm pretty sure it will work unless the next coyote is really short.
For the bull, you tie a nice heifer in the back yard close to the house, let the bull loose and watch carefully. Then run out with a condom at the appropriate time (the bull will hardly notice). It'll fall off after, and you have to get to it, and grab it before the coyotes do.
Leavin a live cat in the TT works best to keep mice out. It's better to rent one than own one. One of those hairless Egyptian types will probably work best if you have nice furniture and clean towels in the closet. One other thing; we once accidentally locked our regular hairy cat in our house bedroom before we left for a week. Didn't know she was already in the closet making hair on our clothes. So the one other thing is to make sure the confined cat has a litter box and water. Now ours didn't have any water so I figure the worst was done the first few days. She was pretty hoarse when we got home and her voice never was the same after. One good thing, I bet it was another full week before she went back into that room in the closet.
Good luck.
Wes
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