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Old 05-21-2008, 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted by gennaro
I have a 68 GTO rag top .What I did was set 4 traps on the floor inside the car , and 4 outside in the garage on the floor by the car, checking and reloading for a few days. After the traps clean up the area and they stop going off I place those devices that emit a high frequency sound that the mice dont like. I place 2 inside the car a plug one in the garage. I also place warafin poison in the certain places in the garage. This seems to have worked for me, my garage and car have been mice free since. How do I know for sure you ask ? Well I keep all the traps loaded and they have not been hit or the Bait (cheese) been stolen.
I have been doing the high frequency sound device for years and I am clear of mice, plus I have poison at all 4 corners of my garage just in case they do get in.

I had mice in the car about 5 years ago but I think that was because the car had to sit outside for a few days and I think they got in the car then. Took a while to catch them, they were very smart mice. I set traps up in the car and they would eat the food without snapping the trap. So I got smart and I duct taped 4 traps together in a "cross" shape, figured this way they have to rest while they are eating. Caught 3 and have never had any since I do not leave the car out anymore.

If you can get one of those high pitch pest devices, I would get one. Great item to have.

Mark

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