So, perhaps we better rethink the mice in exhaust systems getting expelled out
at high velocity. Maybe it's not the exhaust expelling them, maybe they're
just jumping!!! ;)
I must say that I'm amazed when I see squirrels and chipmunks doing things
like running on power lines or climbing up or down vertical walls or jumping
from tree to tree. I guess I shouldn't be too surprised at what mice can do
too.
> From: don@anglesey.us
>
> They don't need a ladder they only need a hole the size of their head.
> I found one in my 59' John Deere cooling system after it had sat for a
> couple of years with the bottom bolt removed from the drain. It had to
> jump over 3 feet up or was one hell of an acrobat to get in there.
> Don
> 57' BN4
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: robertduquette@sympatico.ca
>
> Okay. :) Correction: I don't "remember" ever seeeing a mouse with a
> ladder.
> :)
>
> From: eyera3@gmail.com
>
> stewart little
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 1:21 PM, <robertduquette@sympatico.ca> wrote:
>
> Another thing that has been recommended to me is to put steel wool in
> the
> exhaust pipe to prevent rodents from going in and making nests. Can
> they
> really get in there? I've never seen a mouse with a little ladder! :)
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