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	Instructions/FAQ | Rules & Etiquette | Edit Profile | Forum Login View Thread | Post Response | Return to Index | Read Prev Msg | Read Next Msg | furry boarders Posted By: Carl, Horizon Cat/Picnic Cat, Central Texas Date: 10/30/08 2:37p.m. Report: outside forum guidelines In Response To: I know nothing about cat boats... (Greg, Com-Pac 23/3 "Ohana" Port Orange, FL) I caught mice just as they were starting to scout out our Horizon Cat, and found that they were crawling up the stern strap. Now that there is nothing but fiberglass to scale up, they haven't been back. If I see scratches from mouse-sized grapling hooks on the bulwarks, I don't know what I'll do. Oh, if I thought I had the mouse problem under control I'd leave the sail on, with a few of those anti-static dryer sheets tucked into the sail. Spiders don't seem to like those things.

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New Forum -- Steve P. Picnic Cat #270 Long Island NY -- 10/29/08 3:51p.m.

Why would you even consider leaving it on? -- Greg, Com-Pac 23/3 "Ohana" Port Orange, FL -- 10/29/08 6:39p.m.

On or off? -- Steve P. Picnic Cat #270 Long Island, NY -- 10/30/08 3:15a.m.

Rats! -- Steve Haines, catboats, Goose Bayou, FL -- 10/30/08 3:41a.m.

I know nothing about cat boats... -- Greg, Com-Pac 23/3 "Ohana" Port Orange, FL -- 10/30/08 1:53p.m.

 furry boarders  -- Carl, Horizon Cat/Picnic Cat, Central Texas -- 10/30/08 2:37p.m.

Mice in boat -- Steve P. Picnic Cat #270 Long Island, NY -- 10/31/08 2:04p.m.

Steve, I have a Sun Cat which I store in an Unheated -- thomas Galyen Suncat "Merry Joy" Champaign, IL -- 11/2/08 7:59a.m.

Rodents -- Steve P. Picnic Cat #270 Long Island NY -- 11/2/08 11:58a.m.