Rodent Issue

[ZOMFGAARON]

Originally Posted by humfrz

So, is that why she is your ex-girlfriend ...... ??

Pictures of the dead mice or of your ex-girlfriend ..... ??

Mating season for .... ?? ..... ex-girlfriends ..... ??


humfrz

Cracked me up haha


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[agrajag]

this is one topic where I might be able to help out.... I live in a rural area and the cars stored outside used to get infested with mice and squirrels. nothing kept them away till I started using dog piss as a repellant. I've tried moth balls, bitrex, hot pepper, critter ridder, waffrin and traps. so far the only thing that has worked consistently is dog piss on a rag. I put the rag on a tray sitting on top of the battery. keeps the mice away till the next season.

when collecting the dog piss, I would advise attaching the rag to the end of a long stick.

[BRZnut]

Originally Posted by agrajag

this is one topic where I might be able to help out.... I live in a rural area and the cars stored outside used to get infested with mice and squirrels. nothing kept them away till I started using dog piss as a repellant. I've tried moth balls, bitrex, hot pepper, critter ridder, waffrin and traps. so far the only thing that has worked consistently is dog piss on a rag. I put the rag on a tray sitting on top of the battery. keeps the mice away till the next season.

when collecting the dog piss, I would advise attaching the rag to the end of a long stick.

Did you ever try human piss? Would be easier to collect!

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by BRZnut

Did you ever try human piss? Would be easier to collect!

Don't think they are scared of that since I worked at a place where the mice used the urinals as their own little waterpark and drinking fountain.

[Ultramaroon]

And you were their king.

[Packofcrows]

Can also try dog repellent. The cinnamon one and some snake poop.

[steve99]

Just call turtle man to catch that thing

http://www.google.com.au/#q=turtle+man

[Euro7R]

I would suggest move your car from that same spot and park elsewhere if you can for the next little while. The rodent seem to know your car is always there and come back. If the car isn't there for awhile, it may go find another spot elsewhere to hang out.

[Ultramaroon]

Nuke 'em from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

And you were their king.

[synchromesh]

Whatever the answer is, you need to take care of it immediately. Landlord once had a near new Range Rover in the 90's and he told me it was thousands of dollars to fix the electricals(sp?) and wiring. It was a bad sign when I noticed a mouse run over the pet dog's front paws one day without consequence.




It is giving me the willies, but recall parking somewhere never before. A mouse jumped out of and into? my car from what appeared to be between the body panels as the only possibility.

[Hoahao]

Try Fox piss. Hunters use it to cover their scent. Usually comes in spray bottles and the hunting season is upon us so should be easy to find at sporting goods stores.