But they're so cute!!!!when it comes to mice there's no such thing as luck!
Good morning KC
Uh-huh! Little tiny ears and stuff. Innocent little faces, which I know can destroy a ton of stuff. I have only to look in my shed and see all the stuff they chewed up and used to make nests....but they are still cute...
Uh-huh! Little tiny ears and stuff. Innocent little faces, which I know can destroy a ton of stuff. I have only to look in my shed and see all the stuff they chewed up and used to make nests....but they are still cute...
Does anyone know how @SilverBear is doing??????????? I hope he's just busy with his outdoor stuff, but he usually stops in, even for a quick hello. Sure do miss my Sugar Bear! 
Bounce dryer sheets and mothballs....supposedly...make them want to leave. They don't like the smells. Not practical for in the house, but for sheds....sure. IDK how often you have to replace them...but we used to put sheets in the shed in the fall to keep the critters reduced over the winter.Good morning KC
Uh-huh! Little tiny ears and stuff. Innocent little faces, which I know can destroy a ton of stuff. I have only to look in my shed and see all the stuff they chewed up and used to make nests....but they are still cute...
That's because you forgot the dryer sheets!!!!!!!!!!!had them in a bench in the breeze way and found a nest right next to them
(plus they only work for just so-long).
it's been a while since i heard from our bear but at that time he was just snowed under with all kinds of stuff going on. hopefully, that has eased up or will shortly. because, without a doubt, bear puts a spark of life in this thread!Does anyone know how @SilverBear is doing??????????? I hope he's just busy with his outdoor stuff, but he usually stops in, even for a quick hello. Sure do miss my Sugar Bear!
bounce it shall be this fall!That's because you forgot the dryer sheets!!!!!!!!!!!
Had a skunk living under my old shed. Put mothballs in there and the skunk moved out.
Good morning Snails !!!
Good morning Snails !!!
Good morning Gracie. My experience with field mice is that they are a pain in the.....er.....neck. Execute them, Kat, with extreme malice !!!!!
No can do! You better watch yourself, though, Jer. You know I've had experience with hamsters and I know hamsters like to eat snails, so...............Mice like snails...
Kat, mice also like peanut butter, potato chips and my winter snow boots !!!!!
