Posted by W_B on October 09, 2015 at 05:01:52 from (155.188.123.18):
In Reply to: Not what I expected! posted by RayP(MI) on October 08, 2015 at 17:29:01:
When we lived in town just after we were married my wife had a St. Bernard. He lived outside in a big, insulated dog house (he hated being inside) and we kept his dog food in the garage. We had a Honda Accord that we parked in the garage. When heating season came there was a slight smell like cooked meat coming from the heater vents, didn't think too much about it until one day I turned on the fan and heard a horrible racket. What I suspected happened, the mice/rats stuffed dog food into the vents. I tore the dash out of it to get to where they had stashed it, must have been a couple of lbs. at least.
On the farm I'm having trouble with mice building nests in my riding lawn mowers, I parked one a couple of weeks ago waiting for a part to be delivered, when I dragged it up to the shop and took the top off I found a big handful of grass stuffed in it.
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