Look what took a joy ride with me today to work!

He probably had his own camera and posted "Look what moved my house and then kicked me out" on one of his mouse-forums.

 

Remember they love chewing on wires. These cars have enough electrical trouble to begin with.

 

Hahaha Speedy Gonzales!

 

Ha, what a cute little guy!

 

Ah, he so cute.

 

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Jay I catched one of his northern cousin tonight. He came out of under my toolbox in the garage while I was working on the helicopter and headed to pile of metal crap. I installed his free meal and a few hours later he was history. I left more free meal in case he's a family guy. But I don't have a picture, he didn't look as good as yours

This one was named Rotary Gonzales.

 

Unfortunately mice can fit through a half inch opening, which most roll up doors often leave at the sides. I use bait stations outside (rats/mice) and the smaller mouse bait stations inside just in case.

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I recently found evidence a little guy was moving in, so I sent in the heavy mob.....
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He stayed there undeterred for the whole time? How about that.

Dave, he or she looks too comfortable to move

 

My sons commented exactly the same - she's renowned for being a rather fat and lazy cat!
But apparently mice decide to move on elsewhere at the mere smell of a cat. So a few hours spent lazing in a sun-warmed Mondial worked!
And kudos to the Mondial seats. She's very picky where she sleeps, so they must be comfortable because this was definitely not a forced exercise by a cruel owner (per Hollywood disclaimers, "No animals were harmed in the making of this picture" )

 

Well it can be a big problem. I found evidence on the front passenger floor mat and set a trap. Proceeded to remove 9! of these buggers from the Italian Rivera over a span of about 10 days. I put out the bait in the garage to move them elsewhere.....

Brock

 

It's not really something I've ever had trouble with. My last house I did onetime see one in the garden from time to time but it never ventured near the house.

Where I live now there are open fields next door 'but one'. My garage is quite tightly sealed with a thick rubber weather strip along the bottom.

 

That is exactly the technique I used and got another one.

 

I have one of those (tuxedo cats). EXTREMELY lethal and efficient.

 

I do too. Guard cat on duty!!!