Posted by ScottMO on October 19, 2008 at 22:39:51 from (4.245.21.196):
In Reply to: OT: Mice posted by 7lazy77 on October 19, 2008 at 13:55:17:
Traps don't always work because mice learn to avoid them. Cats are a good suggestion, but I don't like cats. I would have mouse problems in the fall (has nothing to do with cleanliness R2D2;do you keep everything in sealed metal containers?)& I would put out the block poison. Poison seems to kill all of them quickly. I know you run the risk of them dying in the house & stinking, but I would rather hunt down the odd stinky corpse than constantly check traps, clean up poop, & fix damage from chewing. I have dogs & they seem too smart to eat poison mice. None have gotten sick yet.
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