Traps will be placed in Container #2 tomorrow (Tuesday). I would still highly encourage everyone who has Gliders or Gear in there to check on it as soon as possible, inspect everything, and wash your glider bags. It would be a good idea to wear a mask when entering and use disposable gloves. We are going with traps to avoid having dead mouse bodies in unreachable places. Will update as needed.

Okay. There’s now 4 traps in #2.

I don’t know whose idea it was to bolt one of the handles shut but it didn’t speed things up.

I also cleaned out the weeds that got clamped in the right hand door.

I suspect this was their ingress.

I checked mine this past weekend and everything looked good.

Maybe we could let this sucker loose in the containers for a few weeks to end the visiting mice?

My daughter, Dr. Laura Boehler,  treating one of her patients. Exotic Veterinarian in Salt Lake area.

No. I don’t mind doing things to help, but I left the site coordinator job.

Frankly, I didn’t see a lot of mouse droppings, but I wasn’t looking really hard.

There must be a local that has a glider in there that can monitor the mousetraps and reset them as necessary.

Okay. Well, I removed the vegetation in the doors and stuck some traps in every box.
Dusty sprayed a peppermint based rodent repellent around. You’d have to ask him exactly where.
I checked yesterday and no dead mice in mousetraps.

I don’t know how, but one trap took out a mouse and a smaller mouse with one snap.

Either a double-header or a ground rule double. Perhaps, two heads are better than one? Take your pick.
Hoffbrau, you are up to bat!

Another mouse in the trap on Thursday. So far, all have been in the trap on the front left side.