Mice
Instructor
Joined: Feb 2013
Posts: 203
Likes: 5
From: Nebraska
Mine will set for a week at a time. But thats about as long as it takes
Hauled some speakers into the garage one night atter a gig. Trailer had bearing issues. The next week when we laoded them back up, one had already crawled in a base tube of a main speaker and made himself at home. Had to pull the speaker apart clean it out. And the smell never goes away.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 2,509
Likes: 946
From: Western New York
Been using IRISH SPRING soap for a few years now, slice up soap and put into plastic tray's and place in different areas in car. Side benefit car smells great in spring. I put dryer sheets in glove box and center console.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 813
Likes: 5
From: Northwest corner Connecticut
Forget paying for mouse traps....
An old farmer told me how to make a very good mouse trap.
You'll need:
5 gal. pail
peanut butter
3ft. piece of 2X4
Put 4-5 inches of water in pail.
Smeer a small amount of peanut butter about 3-4 inches below rim of pail.
Lean 2X4 against pail above the peanut butter.
The little buggers reach for the peanut butter, fall in and drown.
You can also get Chipmunks too. But instead of peanut butter, pour some sunflower seeds in the pail...... the seeds will float.....and they will jump right in thinking the pail is full of seeds......and drown.
An old farmer told me how to make a very good mouse trap.
You'll need:
5 gal. pail
peanut butter
3ft. piece of 2X4
Put 4-5 inches of water in pail.
Smeer a small amount of peanut butter about 3-4 inches below rim of pail.
Lean 2X4 against pail above the peanut butter.
The little buggers reach for the peanut butter, fall in and drown.
You can also get Chipmunks too. But instead of peanut butter, pour some sunflower seeds in the pail...... the seeds will float.....and they will jump right in thinking the pail is full of seeds......and drown.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 6,528
Likes: 752
From: South Dakota
Forget paying for mouse traps....
An old farmer told me how to make a very good mouse trap.
You'll need:
5 gal. pail
peanut butter
3ft. piece of 2X4
Put 4-5 inches of water in pail.
Smeer a small amount of peanut butter about 3-4 inches below rim of pail.
Lean 2X4 against pail above the peanut butter.
The little buggers reach for the peanut butter, fall in and drown.
You can also get Chipmunks too. But instead of peanut butter, pour some sunflower seeds in the pail...... the seeds will float.....and they will jump right in thinking the pail is full of seeds......and drown.
An old farmer told me how to make a very good mouse trap.
You'll need:
5 gal. pail
peanut butter
3ft. piece of 2X4
Put 4-5 inches of water in pail.
Smeer a small amount of peanut butter about 3-4 inches below rim of pail.
Lean 2X4 against pail above the peanut butter.
The little buggers reach for the peanut butter, fall in and drown.
You can also get Chipmunks too. But instead of peanut butter, pour some sunflower seeds in the pail...... the seeds will float.....and they will jump right in thinking the pail is full of seeds......and drown.
I heard it works pretty well and has gathered 20 or 30 during a season.
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