| This worked for me. When we moved here, my smarter than me wife said we need some barn cats. I am mildly allergic to cats, So no way. She won, and they are the delight of our life around the place. We once had field mice, Norwegian Barn Rats (they live in most woods), moles, voles and such like. Nevermore! all cleared out by our fat cats. They eat little cat food in the summer, but leave the occasional gift on the door mat. Feathers, squirrel parts and the like. But no problem in the cars...... Ray in Mena, with Jo Ann and 2 and 1/2 cats (one comes and goes)
On Apr 30, 2012, at 9:48 PM, George McCollam wrote: Hello All Well, my method was to go and buy four barn cats. I let them live in my garage. I installed a cat door, that is activated by collars the cats have on (keeps out other critters). I feed them (cats chase mice even if feed well). Bought a powered self cleaning litter box (works great). Ive had these cats for about ten plus years now and have not had a mouse problem in at least the last eight or nine years. Food cost is minimal and they don't get on my cars, and there is no poison around. So, this is what work foe me.
Now I also sealed the garage as good as I could. George
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