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+1 on the glue traps. I have used them for a couple of years now, year round and they work great.

I know of people who have the poison and that works pretty good until they die in a wall and rot. What a smell, yuck !! Nothing like the good ole smell of a rotting mouse.

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+1 on the glue traps. I have used them for a couple of years now, year round and they work great.

I know of people who have the poison and that works pretty good until they die in a wall and rot. What a smell, yuck !! Nothing like the good ole smell of a rotting mouse.
But the glue traps don't kill them... do they? They just starve to death?
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I use glue traps in my garage as well as mothballs on the floor, all the way around the car. I put a bounce sheet in the engine compartment, trunk and passenger compartment. so far, it's been 5 winters with no mice in the car...
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Last year I had problem with mices.
Had to chalenge my old cat( approx 8y/o came with wife) after I noticed mice passing by his nose and cat didin't do nothing. So I set traps. I won 10 to 3 against wife's cat .
Since then accuared two more cats. One came by accident wiht the car I bought from notorious guy from Chappel Hill in NC ( but this is different story).

Now I have no problem with mice, chipmunks even a birds. Those two suckers hunts like crazy. Offcourse "girl" cat sets the tone, "accidental" cat keeps up, but he is a boy and he has "another" priorities, so he hunts whenevere he pleased . the old cat? .....
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But the glue traps don't kill them... do they? They just starve to death?
They don't starve if you leave them there for an hour. They chew their body parts off to get away, Reminds me of the beast I picked up in a bar one night while extremely hammered. I sure do miss my arm.....
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They don't starve if you leave them there for an hour. They chew their body parts off to get away, Reminds me of the beast I picked up in a bar one night while extremely hammered. I sure do miss my arm.....
Reminds me of an experience I had with metal box wind-up mousetraps in a restaurant, the kind that will catch many mice, flipping them live into a holding cell. After several days if they were not emptied you would find one large and well-fed mouse and a lot of feet and tails...
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I place many containers of d-con (warfarin pellets) and also "one bite bars" (some other kind of poison) in every corner. The mice only last a few weeks, generally not venturing into the cars. Knock on wood.

And we have a LOT of mice. Last 2 mornings I saw some scurry around when I left for work in the morning - time to put out the poison. They prefer the attached garage as opposed to the detached "barnage".

5 years back we had a hawk nest in front - that got the critters under control. I found chipmunk tails everywhere. Unfortunately they moved out after a year.
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The only good mices are dead mices...... This guy was in my engine over cyl #2...cooked him at a DE ......
BTW I use the old fashoned Victory snap traps with peanut butter. Dead in fractions of seconds.
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More pics. This is what you can find when disassembling a car stored in a barn for 26 years.









I wish I had taken more photos, there were other nests. Plus skeletons. I think they died of natural causes (i.e. old age). I don't think they were gay either.
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Nah, the gay ones only reside in Targas and Boxters
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So THAT's what a "Barn Find" is??

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