Question for guys tht have their stash in a shed or garage.do u have a problem with field mice or any critters bedding in ur stash???
Burn Baby Burn!
Burn Baby Burn!
I've stored pellets outdoors for years. Only had 1 instance where they made a small bed in between the bags, but they never chewed anything.
I've been burning pellets since 2005 and have always stored them in the garage. So far no problems with critters or moisture.
I plan on storing the 4 tons of Somersets that are to be delivered today in the garage along with the five bags that are out there left over from last season.
Damn..thts a nice set up. Thanks for the answers jus wanna be sure as to Wht to expect..dont want nothing in my stash!
Pics or it didn't happen..
Hmmmmm...pre-seasoned buffalo chicken?This won't help for mice in your pellet stash, but my neighbor used to raise chickens, she put cayenne pepper in the chicken feed, mice didn't like it, the chickens didn't care.
Dave
Ya, they love small engine equipment, motorcycle wiring, my truck's interior, my old 96 Imp SS. EVERY FRICKEN YEAR they'd build nests in the heater blower squirrel cage. Think you gotta be a contortionist to work on a pellet stove? Fargin sumanabatch icehole mice!OMV said he had problems with mice rippin holes in his pellets! I have no clue though!
I only have mice issues in my small engine equipment. Buggers like to eat the wiring and pack the blower housing full of stuffing. They sometimes get in the chickens feed too.
Guess I'm kind of a pellet mini pig now. Went from 1 1/2 ton last yr to 4 tons this year.
I have kept mine in my garage since 2008. No critters, no moisture issues. Never, but never put anything like birdseed, plants etc. in the garage. We had a good cat until last year. He brought me a lot of "presents". Now having an issue with chipmunks getting into the porch.Question for guys tht have their stash in a shed or garage.do u have a problem with field mice or any critters bedding in ur stash???
Burn Baby Burn!
Thts a nice lookin stash there
Burn Baby Burn!
I have 6 tons in the garage / cellar; have not had a problem with mice getting into the pellets.
Tom[/quote
Nice boxer!!
they made a mess out of mine. they avoided the plastic the pallets were wrapped with and went after the plastic bag the pellets were in. worst part is that let to much moisture in and ruined most f the bag
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