Mice

If your are having problems with mice in your hangar or trailer you
check out this story.

Go to www.thisamericanlife.org, the webpage of the npr series. "The
Better Mouse Trap" story aired on 4/14/2006. It is an interview with
the VP of the company that makes Victor brand mouse traps. It may help
you in your efforts to control those little furry devils.

Hoping for a rodent free fall and winter,

Gunnar

On 6 Oct 2006 22:18:31 -0700, "Gunnar" wrote:

If your are having problems with mice in your hangar or trailer you
check out this story.

Go to www.thisamericanlife.org, the webpage of the npr series. "The
Better Mouse Trap" story aired on 4/14/2006. It is an interview with
the VP of the company that makes Victor brand mouse traps. It may help
you in your efforts to control those little furry devils.

Hoping for a rodent free fall and winter,

Might want to try one of these:

http://www.nomeking.com/photogallery...on/graycat.jpg

I considered getting a cat, then realized that I would need one to stuff the
tail cone, one to stuff the main gear, and one to stuff the air vent. Plus,
they start to smell after a few weeks with no food or water.

"Ralph Jones" wrote in message
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On 6 Oct 2006 22:18:31 -0700, "Gunnar" wrote:

If your are having problems with mice in your hangar or trailer you
check out this story.

Go to www.thisamericanlife.org, the webpage of the npr series. "The
Better Mouse Trap" story aired on 4/14/2006. It is an interview with
the VP of the company that makes Victor brand mouse traps. It may help
you in your efforts to control those little furry devils.

Hoping for a rodent free fall and winter,

Might want to try one of these:

http://www.nomeking.com/photogallery...on/graycat.jpg

www.mousebgone.com

Brad



Jim Vincent wrote:
I considered getting a cat, then realized that I would need one to stuff the
tail cone, one to stuff the main gear, and one to stuff the air vent. Plus,
they start to smell after a few weeks with no food or water.

"Ralph Jones" wrote in message
...
On 6 Oct 2006 22:18:31 -0700, "Gunnar" wrote:

If your are having problems with mice in your hangar or trailer you
check out this story.

Go to www.thisamericanlife.org, the webpage of the npr series. "The
Better Mouse Trap" story aired on 4/14/2006. It is an interview with
the VP of the company that makes Victor brand mouse traps. It may help
you in your efforts to control those little furry devils.

Hoping for a rodent free fall and winter,

Might want to try one of these:

http://www.nomeking.com/photogallery...on/graycat.jpg

What a great country!!!

Someone with a ferret has figured out a way to sell the soiled contents of
their litter box. I'm impressed!

I suppose used kitty litter would work "almost" as well?

bumper

"Brad" wrote in message
oups.com...
www.mousebgone.com

Brad



Jim Vincent wrote:
I considered getting a cat, then realized that I would need one to stuff
the
tail cone, one to stuff the main gear, and one to stuff the air vent.
Plus,
they start to smell after a few weeks with no food or water.

"Ralph Jones" wrote in message
...
On 6 Oct 2006 22:18:31 -0700, "Gunnar" wrote:

If your are having problems with mice in your hangar or trailer you
check out this story.

Go to www.thisamericanlife.org, the webpage of the npr series. "The
Better Mouse Trap" story aired on 4/14/2006. It is an interview with
the VP of the company that makes Victor brand mouse traps. It may help
you in your efforts to control those little furry devils.

Hoping for a rodent free fall and winter,

Might want to try one of these:

http://www.nomeking.com/photogallery...on/graycat.jpg

bumper wrote:

Someone with a ferret has figured out a way to sell the soiled contents of
their litter box. I'm impressed!

After reading that, several British clubs are trying to discover which
pest is afraid of cows.

For overnight tiedown I use a battery-powered gopher stake. With
modification, they can be solar powered for long term storage.
http://www.pestdetour.com/moles_gophers_solutions.asp
Don't really know if they work, but haven't had a problem while using
them.
Jim