10-11-2024, 09:28 PM
Hey, Julietta and your "neighbor." 
Wendy Stokes turned me onto Fresh Cab Botanical Rodent Repellent when I first moved up here. They are pleasant-smelling herbal sachets that I have strategically placed near doors and other openings in the cabin. They can be purchased at McGuckin's. The other part of what I do is to be scrupulous about keeping all food attractants in glass jars, or the refrigerator, or an old, non-functioning woodstove. The one time I had evidence of unwanted visitors was when I left a chocolate bar out on the canned food shelf in the pantry. Nothing since then.
The basic choice is - does your neighbor want to repel the mousies or attract and trap them? Well, there is the poison method, but that may not be so good for other living creatures nearby.
Best of luck!
Wendy Stokes turned me onto Fresh Cab Botanical Rodent Repellent when I first moved up here. They are pleasant-smelling herbal sachets that I have strategically placed near doors and other openings in the cabin. They can be purchased at McGuckin's. The other part of what I do is to be scrupulous about keeping all food attractants in glass jars, or the refrigerator, or an old, non-functioning woodstove. The one time I had evidence of unwanted visitors was when I left a chocolate bar out on the canned food shelf in the pantry. Nothing since then.The basic choice is - does your neighbor want to repel the mousies or attract and trap them? Well, there is the poison method, but that may not be so good for other living creatures nearby.
Best of luck!