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Tomahawk Excluder One Way Door Chipmunk & similar sized animals- Model E35 - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Robert from Waxahachie, Tx
    02/08/2016
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    Does the Tomahawk Excluder One Way Door - E35 come with screws and washers to mount it?
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    No, the Tomahawk Excluder One Way Door E35 and other excluders do not come with mounting hardware since customer needs will vary.

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  • Asked by Guy from Cortland, Oh
    11/06/2014
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    How do I rid rodents from my dormer roofs?
    I hear rodents clawing inside several of my homes dormer roofs. I believe they are chipmunks. The dormer siding was removed during the summer and has not been replaced yet. Will be sided next week. With the onset of colder weather I believe the rodents gained access into the dormer roof accesses. I can hear them all day and night long. There is no access into the dormer roofs other than the small open crevices the rodents found there way in from outside. Thank you.
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    The best method at this point would be to use an Excluder like the E35 Excluder with One Way Door for chipmunks and similar sized animals. You can mount this up to any of the small crevices you know they have snuck in through and as they try to come and go from the home, they will go out through the one way door and will not be able to re-enter. Once they are out you can close up the holes and further rodent proof your home. Shy of that method you would have to get up into the roof/attic area and set traps to capture the rodents and either kill them or let them go outside in a wooded area far away from your home. 
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  • Asked by Jerry from Buford
    12/13/2015
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    Can the Tomahawk Excluder One Way Door Chipmunk and similar sized animal - Model E35 - be mounted inside on the attic wall?
    The hole is 40' above ground but I can access from the attic easily. Can this be turned upside down and mount on interior wall?
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    Yes, you could potentially mount the Tomahawk Excluder One Way Door Model E35 from the interior of the structure if the opening into the structure were exactly the size of the trap (3.5 x 3.5 inches). The trap does need to sit horizontally or close to horizontal to function properly, allowing the one way door can close completely. If the opening is larger than the trap size, then you could potentially fill in the extra space with an exlusion material such as the Xcluder Single Roll.

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  • Asked by Heather from Easthampton
    07/12/2016
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    Will Tomahawk Model E5 work for mice?
    If the wire mesh is 1/2" x 1" will the mice be able to squeeze through to get back inside once they have left? They can squeeze through a half-inch hole, right?
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    The Tomahawk Excluder One Way Door Chipmunk & similar sized animals would not work for mice as they can get through holes 1/4 inch or larger.

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