Re: [at-l] Re: Mice are all around

A few years ago, I stayed at the shelter just north of Albert Mt.  When i
got up the next morning a mouse ran out of my pack.  It did not want to
leave.  I opened the pack and found a nest of 3 baby mice.  That momma
ruined two pairs of socks and a pair of underwear building her nest.
plodder

> Your tent is not much of a barrier to a mouse, or any other critter
> smelling food in your shelter. You will learn to open all the 
> pockets
> of your pack and clothes to allow critters to sniff out the crumbs 
> you
> leave, or you will learn how to make patches with duct tape or 
> needle
> and thread. If you bring it, they will come for it. 
> 
> Bill Thorneloe
> 
> --- Glenda D Hubbard <glenhubb@juno.com> wrote:
> > But wouln't they have a harder time getting into my tent.  That's 
> all
> > I'm concerned about, John.
> 
> 
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