Uncle Gus.

[Thomas]

Seen this aid floating around and wonder if any TBN'ers try it.

Uncle Gus has product you spray wires etc. also cloth pouch bag you place inside tractor and will keep mice etc. away from chewing or nesting.

 

[Industrial Toys]

I once tried Critter Ridder. That and the ultrasonic mice repellers, I found were just a joke.

 

[Roadworthy]

I don't know Uncle Gus. I keep small open boxes of D-Con under the hoods of my vehicles.

 

[Oaktree]

When I read the subject on your thread all I could think of was the guy that did a kiddie tv show on channel 9 in Manchester back in the 60s.

Care to provide a link? If this actually works it would be nice to try. Googling "uncle gus" turned up a lot of hits for a marina in Texas as well as the aforementioned tv host.

 

[Industrial Toys]

We had Uncle Bobby. I think the mice lived in his old sweater.

 

[Xfaxman]

How about Grampa Gus: Grandpa Gus Natural Pest Control Products | Air Care Buy Shop

 

[arits74]

never tried uncle gus but fresh cab works to keep mice out

 

[Jstpssng]

Dryer sheets, peppermint, ultrasonic deterrents, I’ve found them all to be so much snake oil. D-con works, but I hate digging dead rats and mice out of the woodpile and insulation. I don’t like having it around anyways because of my dog and livestock, and also have killed cats with secondary poisoning, although it supposedly doesn’t happen. It’s a bit more labor intensive but the second best thing I’ve found is made by Victor. The best of course is a good old fashioned cat.

 

[oosik]

I've tried some pretty exotic things also. The very best - a couple good 'ol barn cats.

 

[Oaktree]

+1 on a cat. Unfortunately, the best mousers I've had also tended to be the ones who roamed the back field and woods the most and became part of the food chain themselves within a couple years.

I agree with Jstpssng on the (lack of) effectiveness of items that are supposed to repel mice. Add charcoal to that list too.