House Mouse Exposed!

This groundbreaking training incorporates insights from more than 30 published studies on house mouse behavior, providing comprehensive guidance on effective control methods.

House Mouse Exposed!

This groundbreaking training incorporates insights from more than 30 published studies on house mouse behavior, providing comprehensive guidance on effective control methods.

You’ve always been taught that house mice are curious, but are they? There is much new research on mice, and it will help you with control methods. This training won’t cover what a mouse looks like or how many pups are in a litter. Instead, it will focus on management.

To register, call Veseris at 800-888-4897

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What you get

  • Training by an industry expert
  • The most up-to-date info on mice
  • Tips on trapping and baiting
  • Troubleshooting your mouse issues
  • Certificate of completion
  • CEU credits for NY and NJ
  • Lunch
  • Info sheets for you and your customers
  • Resource material, including the presentation
  • Posters for the office, breakroom, wherever
  • Happier customers on your next mouse job!

Chelle Hartzer, BCE

Consulting Entomologist 360 Pest Consulting

Chelle Hartzer, a seasoned entomologist, is the consultant at 360 Pest Consulting, lending her expertise to the pest management industry for over a decade. Her primary focus is assisting small and mid-sized pest control companies by offering them invaluable troubleshooting assistance, the latest technical insights, comprehensive training programs, and more. Chelle actively participates as a speaker at state and national meetings, where she imparts knowledge and conducts interactive training sessions for pest management professionals and those in the food processing industry.

In 2011, Chelle joined the Industrial Fumigant Company (IFC), a member of the Rollins group of pest control companies. Chelle’s responsibilities led her to the corporate offices in Atlanta, GA, where she provided comprehensive support to all the brands, with a significant emphasis on aiding Orkin. In 2020, she launched 360 Pest Consulting, aiming to extend the same exceptional technical services available to larger companies to pest control enterprises of all sizes.

Chelle holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Entomology from the University of Delaware, a Master of Science degree in Entomology from Kansas State University and is a Board-Certified Entomologist specializing in Urban and Structural Entomology.

Chelle will bring her enthusiasm for research-based solutions to the House Mouse Exposed seminar. For more on Chelle, visit www.chellehartzer.com/

House Mouse Research

  • Even when lights are constantly on, mice are still active at night.
  • Find out what this means for improved trapping of house mice.

From: Acute Behavioral Responses to Light and Darkness in Nocturnal Mus musculus and Diurnal Arvicanthis niloticus

  • Research shows that mice are repelled by human sweat smells.
  • This can have implications for trapping and baiting programs.

From: Use of odor baits in traps to test reactions to intra- and interspecific chemical cues in house mice living in outdoor enclosures.

  • More adult and larger mice are caught in traps than smaller mice.
  • There’s a difference between the sexes, too, which can help make your program more effective.

From: The reproduction of the house mouse (Mus musculus) living in different environments

  • Research tested different “sounds” and found some increased or decreased aggression and competition.
  • While we can’t use sound to control populations, there may be certain sounds to incorporate into management programs.

From: Influence of five types of music on social behaviors of mice, Mus musculus

  • New research shows something different. There can be more than just an adult male and a female.
  • Find out how many adults can be in a nest and what that means for trapping and baiting.

From: Care of young under communal conditions in the mouse (MUS MUSCULUS)

  • Mice readily adapt to the cold. Healthy populations were found in cold storage that did not get above freezing.
  • This means we may need house mouse control programs in many more areas and at more times of the year.

From: The reproduction of the house mouse (Mus) living in different environments.

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