Thread: Mice in my boat...how do i keep them out?

I use the dryer sheets & have never saw any signs of them. So that's probably the kiss of death.

Neighbors cat sleeps on top of my boat with the cover on it. Don't have to feed, it or change a litter box. No mice problems.

Originally Posted by ET Fish

Alright, I just tried this advice. The squirrel is deceased. Now I have a big hole in my boat. Should I get it fixed now, or wait until I have killed all the squirrels?

I take it you used the 155 Howitzer?

Originally Posted by floppingcrappie

I take it you used the 155 Howitzer?

Yes I did. Do you think that was a mistake? Could Cane Pole have been wrong?

Originally Posted by ET Fish

Yes I did. Do you think that was a mistake? Could Cane Pole have been wrong?

might have been a little over kill, but Cane Pole is never wrong jmo

Originally Posted by wannabe fisherman

might have been a little over kill, but Cane Pole is never wrong jmo

That’s what I thought. And the squirrel IS dead!

Dryer sheets and TomCat bait stations. You can buy them at Lowes and they’re VERY effective for mice. We used to have a horse farm and I swore by the TomCat brand over others for its rapid kill and effectiveness in our grain storage rooms.

Originally Posted by Cane Pole

Squirrels have also been a problem. Shooting them solves the problem. Use air rifle, 22, 357, or 155 Howitzer.

Makes me think with that Howitzer I could be the first man in history to fill my daily bag limit on every possible legal species, heck season limit with just one well placed shot, were talking squirrels, deer, turkey, waterfowl and rodents in one go. Free me up to a lot more for fishing anyways, in Mississippi we ain't got none of them pesky caliber restrictions and doubt the local Game Wardens fool much with a man hauling around that much firepower