as mentioned, mothballs work well (they do evaporate eventually) also those urinal deodorant containers (cake) work wonders too. when left outside, i'll cover tractor w/tarp & open hood as rodents generally shy away from nesting in light. ever pass by vehicles in rural areas w/hoods open? that's the reason also frequently moving the location will help to confuse them too..... don't let them get to the wiring harness or intake filter!
Preventing critters from nesting
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Mendonsy
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This is the best answer!
He was a great cat!! We just lost him to old age in March but I never had rodent problems while he was around.
He was a great cat!! We just lost him to old age in March but I never had rodent problems while he was around.
ENC
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How do you get the foxes and coyotes to pee in the bottle?
If you are just like my dad growing up, you give them the bottle in the backseat and don't stop driving.