Mice in the rain

[tkwinston4]

I know mice seek shelter from the cold in our beehives but what about the rain?

 

[madasafish]

I know mice seek shelter from the cold in our beehives but what about the rain?

They sleep under our floorboards...or in my greenhouse.. or compost heaps..

 

[victor meldrew]

I put a sectional shed on the lawn whilst moving house ! It was only there 3 days , when I moved it , the lawn had no less than three mouse holes in it . It don't take the little Bu****s long
I always have a gap under my sheds deep enough for cats to walk under waving their tails LOL
VM

 

[FreeFall]

Well, after having some work done in our kitchen, I found the little buggers had got into the new fridge no less! They'd chewed a piece of the drain hole out and were tucking in to the brie (which I then used as bait). Got two of them, guess they were camped out near the fridge motor as it was nice and warm, then popped 'upstairs' any time they needed a snack.

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

Careful FF or you'll have the hand wringers squealing showing a photo of poor old mousie brown bread!

 

[Dishmop]

poor old mousie brown bread

He's not dead.

He's resting.

 

[Excession]

He's not dead.

He's resting.

This made me laugh so hard, I snorted like a piggy.

 

[itma]

I believe I've heard that, even in Wales, during what they call "Summer" there, most beekeepers do dare to take off their mouse excluders ...

 

[VEG]

I dont use mouse excluders at all.

 

[Dishmop]

Whilst on my weekly discount day visit to B&Queue I noticed some strips of stuff that would make perfect mouse excluder at less than £4 for 2 metres or so. Plastic. Something to do with building/plastering/mucky hands work. Then I stormed off in a huff 'cause they'd run out of 18 mm ply.

 

[FreeFall]

Careful FF or you'll have the hand wringers squealing showing a photo of poor old mousie brown bread!

Duly noted, thanks for the heads up. If anyone would like me to trap them alive and come and install them in their fridge, please let me know

 

[VEG]

hahha

 

[Dusty Rhodes]

Duly noted, thanks for the heads up. If anyone would like me to trap them alive and come and install them in their fridge, please let me know

Err - next Tuesdy any good for you?

It's a long drive for you. But how generous.

D

 

[FreeFall]

Err - next Tuesdy any good for you?

It's a long drive for you. But how generous.

D

Next Tuesdy [sic] is fine by me.

For 'moving mouse' services I charge £35 per hour and 50 pence per mile - how many would you like? I have some rats in the compost heap too if you might be interested.

Nick