Here’s a picture of a mouse that entered our screened-in porch. I believe this is a white-footed mouse.
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I think mice are cute, but they do cause trouble. In a building we have my husband set traps, because they kept getting in, chewing things up. Well the cat set off the traps and ate the cheese. LOL Keep those pictures coming.
I’ve used traps before myself… had some in the garage, in the screened-in porch, and even in the trunk of my car!