Mice have a very keen sense of smell that is much stronger than what humans experience. You can use this trait to repel mice and use scents that mice hate like cinnamon, vinegar, dryer sheets, clove oil, peppermint, tea bags, mint toothpaste, ammonia, cloves, clove oil, and cayenne pepper. WhatRead More →
Diet. Red-footed tortoises are generally herbivores but will eat carrion and slow-moving invertebrates such as slugs and snails: The bulk of the diet should consist of dark leafy greens and broad-leaf graze. Also offer a variety of chopped vegetables, hay, some berries, and other fruits. What do Redfoot tortoises eat?Read More →
Rodent urine has a strong musky odor. With large infestations, you can easily smell it. Gnawed Holes. Gnawed mouse holes are small, clear-cut, and about the size of a dime. Is mouse urine visible? Urine Stains: Rodent stains are visible in a UV black light. You may detect a muskyRead More →
Turns out, skunks just love digging up yellow jacket nests for food. … They can be extremely beneficial, eating mice, rats, gophers, moles, aphids, grubs, beetles, yellow jackets, grasshoppers, snakes, black widow spiders, cockroaches, snails and many other creatures that you may not want in your yard. Are skunks goodRead More →
Tunnels and Runways – Field mice create branching paths in grass that lead to underground tunnels. It’s common to find multiple burrow entrances throughout your yard. People often notice runways in spring, when the snow melts to reveal voles’ winter feeding activity. How can you tell if you have aRead More →
Mice have a very keen sense of smell that is much stronger than what humans experience. You can use this trait to repel mice and use scents that mice hate like cinnamon, vinegar, dryer sheets, clove oil, peppermint, tea bags, mint toothpaste, ammonia, cloves, clove oil, and cayenne pepper. HowRead More →
Peppermint Oil to Repel Mice Spray the essential oil in different areas of your home that mice can access. If you’re trying to catch the mice, strategically spray the peppermint oil in places that don’t have a mousetrap. In theory, this should lead them to wherever you have placed it.Read More →
One mouse can produce 50 to 75 droppings in a single day. Rat droppings are larger—½ to ¾ of an inch long—are dark, and both ends are pointed. How do you know if there’s a mouse dropping? How to Tell if You Have Rodents Rodent droppings are a good indicatorRead More →