DreamersandTravelers

There are so many routes mice can enter our units. Mostly finding gaps in the under-frame barrier of 1/4' (mouse skull sized) is all they need. Glue Boards, Dry sheets, Irish Spring, Sonic devises, etc do not work. When we store our unit we place several traps (unset!) with bacon or peanut butter as 'Monitoring' devices. IF mice enter and clean off food then we see it on our return. Then we 'set' the traps to catch them. You do not want to be awakened in the middle of the night with a mouse screeching when stuck alive on a glue board. Am sharing some info from FTC about false claims on sonic devises. PS. Spent 20+ years in pest control before retiring. https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2001/05/ftc-warns-manufacturers-and-retailers-ultrasonic-pest-control

What makes me one? Basically choosing to go from a s&b to rv'ing FT and preferring off grid on BLM, USF, NF, etc in 2-3 wks increments as allowed. Planning & dreaming for years to retire with sufficient means to spend our golden years traversing as much as possible appreciating all the various geology and history of our country. Truthfully, changing subject, geology is a real interest my wife & I share. Not just off grid, we appreciate visiting places with educational boards explaining the geology of the area. Very interested in learning more about the composition of the rocks which makes up our terrains. It's been very fascinating to see different layers, or stones along cliffs or making hills and mountains. Been to places in eastern Quebec with similar rock structures as found elsewhere on the Pacific coast. Perhaps it's time to search for better topics to learn more.