Mouse or mole?
While watching the birds feeding yesterday, Rick noticed a little darker gray critter that came out from under the deck and it was sticking his head up from the pile of snow. It made little holes/tunnels in the snow.
We aren't sure if this is a mouse or a mole. If it's a mouse, we don't want it in the house, and I don't think we want a mole either.
I've read that mouse poison, D con does not work on moles. I know dlq/Dave had a mole battle.
Looking for suggestions of things to try.
#1 will probably be not to scatter bird seed on the ground too close to the house.
We aren't sure if this is a mouse or a mole. If it's a mouse, we don't want it in the house, and I don't think we want a mole either.
I've read that mouse poison, D con does not work on moles. I know dlq/Dave had a mole battle.
Looking for suggestions of things to try.
#1 will probably be not to scatter bird seed on the ground too close to the house.
My guess is a mouse. Every few years we see one tunneling in the snow. No big deal unless they have found a way into the house. Set a couple traps inside near the foundation area by the deck to be sure they are not inside.
They like to leave little "gifts" for the folks that feed them. I live on a creek, and we do get the occasional varmint, but the trusty feline sentries like to "play" them to death.
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Thanks, all.
I'll pick up a couple traps. We have a basement window which will give us easy access to under the deck/near foundation.
I would think if any mouse made it's way in, Thelma would do it in. Judging by her reaction to the birds, I think she'd actually be a good hunter.
I'll pick up a couple traps. We have a basement window which will give us easy access to under the deck/near foundation.
I would think if any mouse made it's way in, Thelma would do it in. Judging by her reaction to the birds, I think she'd actually be a good hunter.










