We've found mice in our motorhome twice now.
Our first visitor joined us last year while we were at Wood Buffalo National Park in the Northwest Territory. The small town of Ft. Smith provided limited shopping options and the bait traps we picked up there had little success. A few days later, when in Yellowknife, we shopped around and got some glue strip traps. A day or two later we caught the little bugger and said our final goodbye to him.
We have now resorted our food stuff, placing all wheat, flour and other packaged content they can chew into in our upper cabinets that are far less susceptible to the little critters. I also placed a number of glue traps under our kitchen cabinets, in the washer/dryer cabinet and other out of the way places they might crawl, including in the basement. I like the glue traps in that they can sit for virtually ever, just waiting for a mouse to step onto one of them.
About two months ago, while doing a visual check of the traps, which I do every few weeks, I found another little furry visitor but this one had a less welcoming response as the only sign of his being on board was what was stuck onto the trap.
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2005 Newmar 43 ft. MADP, Cummins ISL 400HP, 2018 Jeep Wrangler JLU Sahara
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