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Mouse in my Tahoe!!!!!!
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I have going if you use the small mouse traps. Stuff the tube of the bait lever with peanut butter then wedge a little chunk of cheese in the middle circle part. I catch about 8-10 every winter in my shop this way.
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Mouse: 2, Me: 0. So I stuff peanut butter and bread on the trap, very smAll pieces. Thinking he would a lil more trouble eating on it. But no!! He's eaten most of it except what's in the lil hole. I'm just feeding him.
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Use more traps
Go get the sliced Sargento yellow and orange marbled cheese. I forget the 2 that are mixed. But I shove a wedge of that in the middle. I'm talking 1/8" circle. Corner. Plus peanut butter in the tube. That's my recipe and does the job here.
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wow this is crazy!! 
A couple months ago Nathan and Yates came up and we installed stereo and carpet in my 98. At one point Yates took the air box off to get better access to the battery and a mouse scurried from the air cleaner and into the fender. I have no idea really where I picked him up at as I've never had any issue with mice before. What I did eventually was set out some mouse poison inside the air box and let him munch on that. Then a couple of days later I opened that air box while was chillin in there. He was crouched down underneath the air cleaner where I could still see him. I took some rodent repellent spray and sprayed that dude right in the face. I have not seen him sense that point so I assume he ran off and died from the poison he ate but in the meantime drove himself crazy trying to get away from that smell 
I then sprayed the parameter where my garage door with the spray as well as my entire frame to keep him away. Hopefully you don't have a family in your Tahoe. You probably don't want to use the spray i your tahoe cuz it smells really bad but rat/mouse poison may not be a bad idea. Just keep a good eye on it. the down side to using that is if he dies and you can't find him but he start decaying inside your tahoe 
A couple months ago Nathan and Yates came up and we installed stereo and carpet in my 98. At one point Yates took the air box off to get better access to the battery and a mouse scurried from the air cleaner and into the fender. I have no idea really where I picked him up at as I've never had any issue with mice before. What I did eventually was set out some mouse poison inside the air box and let him munch on that. Then a couple of days later I opened that air box while was chillin in there. He was crouched down underneath the air cleaner where I could still see him. I took some rodent repellent spray and sprayed that dude right in the face. I have not seen him sense that point so I assume he ran off and died from the poison he ate but in the meantime drove himself crazy trying to get away from that smell I then sprayed the parameter where my garage door with the spray as well as my entire frame to keep him away. Hopefully you don't have a family in your Tahoe. You probably don't want to use the spray i your tahoe cuz it smells really bad but rat/mouse poison may not be a bad idea. Just keep a good eye on it. the down side to using that is if he dies and you can't find him but he start decaying inside your tahoe 
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if he's eating all the peanut butter off of the traps, try setting them off a bunch of times to loosen them up...
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