Eek! I have just seen at least three mice in the garage. They are nippy little creatures and scared the daylights out of me chasing around the floor.
I did consider taking Dylan in there but I'm sure that would create mayhem and he might hurt himself.
I'll get the humane trap set up tomorrow. I need to buy some peanut butter.
Or...I could get a cat.
Tills they can bite through plastic containers, and will. I would check the containers and as the previous post advises find out where they are getting in. They never "go away" by their own volition.
I'll let you know how many we catch over the next few days.
Thanks for all the advice. I'll check everything out in the daylight.
I'm not venturing into the garage this evening. Does leaving a light on deter them from running around though? I could leave the garage light on.
That is so cute Chris. I used to have a pair of pet fancy mice. They had a litter of 5 and I named them after the fairies in a Midsummer Night's Dream.
Not advice but when I shared a flat with one of my brothers (Big hardly fella) but when a mouse nipped across my bedroom floor I’ve never to this day heard such a shriek and squeal at the same time as he leapt on to my bed. It was so funny this thread just reminded me of it.
Morning, Zebu.
I haven't been out yet. Our garage is a tip. The likelihood of finding mouse droppings is minimal. I do know that when I do go out to have a look and a bit of a tidy up, I shall be tying some shoe laces around the bottom of my jeans so they can't run up my legs!
//finding mouse droppings is minimal//
Mouse droppings are inevitable. They're not potty trained and their motions are constantly. Look for evidence around food stuffs.
// I shall be tying some shoe laces around the bottom of my jeans so they can't run up my //
ROFL... The baby ones can get through the tiniest of gaps. Best take a stool too, just in case lol