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Old June 24th, 2019, 11:17 AM
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Default Re: Mice getting into truck

I have had problems with the little buggers also. I tried moth ***** etc but it was not effective. I have a 1968 Dodge Monaco I parked for several years. I have a hole in the firewall that is about the size of a dime with 6 or 8 wires going through it. I thought the wires would discourage them but no! They chewed the wires in two to get through the hole! That had to make for some interesting droppings somewhere! What really sucks is when they build a nest in the heater and ducts! Now the best way for me is to go to the farm supply store and get some Tom Cat mouse bait blocks. I put a couple under each seat and no more problem. The poison makes them very thirsty so they leave the vehicle in search of water. When they drink they die shortly after or get so sick they cannot get back in the vehicle. Therefore I have had very few die in the vehicle.
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