Mice in the camper, how to get them out.

[chad22]

Subcontract it out to a professional:

lol. Yeah that should work. Speakings of cats. This morning I woke up to a female cat curled up sleeping in my recliner in the living room of the house I'm fixing up.

I love cats so I just let her sleep there and let her out when she wanted too. She let me pet her.

She was just so sweet curled up in my recliner. I think she belongs to someone around here.

She must have came in through the hole in the bathroom floor where I had ripped the rotted boards up so I can replace them.

 

[Norm W]

Would the ball bearing version of one of those mouse traps be any better? You would probably end up with more problems than just the mice.

 

[jix]

Second the moth balls....

Use moth balls...

 

[buckeyefarmer]

how can you tell which moths are male?

 

[Looking4new]

how can you tell which moths are male?

The ones with the balls.

 

[Walt 2002]

With Decon they want to get outside to get water, dry up and do not stink. Only problem is if you have pets which might eat them then.

Walt Conner

 

[buckeyefarmer]

The ones with the balls.

Ba Da Bing.........

 

[Parkanzky]

My buddy uses this to store his boat (in a barn half-full of hay) and says he hasn't had mice in the boat since he started using it:

Amazon.com : Fresh Cab Rodent Repellent (4 Pouch Box) : Patio, Lawn & Garden

 

[Travelover]

Put dryer sheets AND mothballs in my camper. They chewed up the dryer sheets into a nest, which they built on the moth balls. Snap traps are the only thing that works for sure.

 

[Gary Fowler]

Put dryer sheets AND mothballs in my camper. They chewed up the dryer sheets into a nest, which they built on the moth balls. Snap traps are the only thing that works for sure.

I prefer the glue traps, nothing gets off them once they contact it. I have seen lots of thrown snap traps without a body in it. I had an infestation in my house once and put a trap by the hole that they were coming in at, got 3 on one trap the first night. The biggest problem with mice is that once a pair is established, it doesn't take them long to produce a big litter and those in turn will produce in just a few weeks.