Re: mice bitting female
It may seem obvious but what about a mouse trap.
---- you wrote:
> What I have done in the past for squirrels is, cover the female blossom
> with a laundry basket, cut holes in the handles so you can then "cage"
> the pumpkin until it reaches the size of a basket ball. This also will work
> with some woodchucks, but I recommend putting some weight on the basket to
> hold it in place. For mice find a tighter mesh basket, or cover it with
> tangle trap.
> Hope this helps.
>
> George Janowiak
> Roselle, IL
>
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