Curses, mice.
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Mice suck! What the heck happened to the fenders??
thekkfan
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well, that sucks........ and stinks! 
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You need snakes.
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Snakes would work but having been in this situation “just one bite “ is more practical
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Get some packets of rodent repellent by Fresh Cab and throw up there. It has a nice smell that helps over come the mouse smell.
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Sure doesn't take those boogers long to build condo I found out...good vacuum than light spray of WD40 haven't had problem yet...fingers cross.
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They got in my L5740HSTC and ate holes in my heater core. Kubota wanted $2500; thanks to David_Kb7uns who referred me to Radiator Supply House I had one built for about $300. We just found three nests in my wife's car. Gonna need more poison.
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I leave the hood open on all my vehicles - when parked at home. Been doing it for a year and no mice in the engine compartments. It use to be that the engine compartments were "mouse heaven". Never had them in the passenger compartment - knock on wood.
I got three barn cats this last winter. They are doing a WONDERFUL job on all the mice. I'm hoping that they will soon turn on the pocket gophers also.
With the barn cats and the dog - I won't use poison.
3R - what kind of mice do you have? They can eat holes in a metal heater core?? That sounds more like rats.
I got three barn cats this last winter. They are doing a WONDERFUL job on all the mice. I'm hoping that they will soon turn on the pocket gophers also.
With the barn cats and the dog - I won't use poison.
3R - what kind of mice do you have? They can eat holes in a metal heater core?? That sounds more like rats.
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Peppermint oil and a cotton ball in a small jar is your friend.KEEPS MICE AWAY.
