Solution to mouse problems:

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[usonian]

1. Python Programming?

Asking for a friend.

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2. LOL. nt

[2naSalit]

10. *snort*

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3. I once lived in an old farmhouse in Co.

There was a three foot bull snake living under the refrigerator. He liked the heat from the motor I guess. We never had any signs of mice for long. If they got in the house they were pet food. He only came out at night and we rarely saw him. He had a glass terrarium to live in but he always escaped. He preferred being under the fridge.

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4. Sweet. I could use one now. nt

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8. There is a high frequency sound on YouTube that you can play that seems to drive them out

You can’t hear it but they can seems to work

[2naSalit]

11. I always wondered...

If those frequencies also had an ill affect on other animals, like other pets in the house. I have never tried them because I would hate to harm the pets, like pointing a laser light into your pets eyes, even just a flash.

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14. Mice have a really high range. Almost 100,000 Hz

Dogs and cats are around 65,000Hz. Mine never seemed to mind it. My dog would stand right next to the speaker wagging his tail

[2naSalit]

15. Good to know, thanks!

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13. Interesting, thanks. nt

[twodogsbarking]

5. Lived in the woods for eleven years. House had crawl space underneath.

Mice and black snakes. Thoreau never mentioned any of this.

[multigraincracker]

6. If there was only one mouse in the house,

he would be like family. See one and there are 20 more.

[Demsrule86]

7. We have a siamese cat. She will not catch mice. We had droppings in the drawer under the stove.

We have a vented microwave which may have been how it got in. Wr thought we had a major infestation. We put traps out and found it was only one lonely mouse. I read where most mice won't go in a house with a cat ....the smell or something.

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9. Mouse Math: if you thought you might have seen one there are two.

If you caught a glimpse of one there are ten

[2naSalit]

12. I learned, a few years ago...

That they do not like the stinky, strong smell of cannabis. I had to store some high turpine-laden hemp crop in an emergency, hard freeze coming had to harvest all at once, so I chose a mouse infested cabin on the property. The smell drove the mice out of the place overnight. I was impressed, I thought they'd try to eat it.

I have never tried to use any hemp intentionally for this but it was an interesting thing. The deer stopped eating it early in the year so I can imagine other animals were repelled by it.