Lenn

Sure. Anywhere in a rural setting is suseptible to it.

Daveh370

On the RV forum I belong to, members suggest either moth ***** or dryer sheets to keep mice out of their campers/rv's. Should do the same job in a truck.

drmcstford

Put cheese in the middle of you truck bed, around it put as many traps as you can and lets the games begin.

Fx-all-4-me

HA HA thats great.

Try some of those peanut butter poison bars. you can get them at horse feed supply store.

Coner

I had a mouse in my ranger once, set up a couple mouse traps and took a few tries, but I beat nature after a couple failed attempts

Worf

big cube 426

place fabric softeners in the cab. mice hate them and they smell good. i got mice in my garage, and use the softeners in my cars. no problems yet.

bluescrew

I had this in my previous truck when it was down for some major body work. The dealer parked it right at the edge of the hay feild behind the garage. Once I got it back, I had mice.

A couple of glue traps near the transfer case did the trick. Also, never leave any food in your vehicle.