These little pest can destroy your supplies plus in SHTF can bring diseases and death to your area.

We have caught five mice in the past week in our workshop. Be prepared and be smart.

David DeGerolamo

    
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Stan Sylvester
Stan Sylvester
2 years ago

I love glue boards. Work well. I even had a garden snake infestation in our garage and the boards took care of it!

Roth Harbard
2 years ago

Just discovered that Buckeye chickens are supposed to be as good as cats for killing mice. They kill em and eat em. I’m picking some chicks next week from Cackle Hatchery in Lebanon, MO. My barn is overrun with the little vermin and I’m not a fan of cats. This should serve the purpose for meat, eggs, AND vermin control.

The Duke of New York
The Duke of New York
2 years ago
Reply to  Roth Harbard

I would usually say cats but that sounds like an idea. At least it beats watching an animal suffer or tear its guts out glued to a trap

Zhenna
2 years ago
Reply to  Roth Harbard

My experience in keeping chickens since the mid 70’s is that all full size chickens will kill mice. All breeds. I have never seen a chicken that would not go after a mouse. .

Lawnmore
Lawnmore
2 years ago

Good points to remember!
My cats bring mice in to play with. I have a couple of storage sheds. One had two dozen cartons of shelf stable milk, all had been eaten on and spoiled. I recently replaced them and put them in small metal trash cans.

Several years ago, I checked on a food cache. I had a commercial plastic grocery bin with a folding top, wired shut and all holes were plugged. Inside were two cases of MRE,s and I mean were, all were eaten. The field rats ate through the 1/8 inch hard plastic! All my stored food is now in metal or glass.

Citizen Joe
Citizen Joe
2 years ago

In the US southwest, mice infestations sometimes cause Hanta Virus. A plague. Not good.