What is the maximum space between the placements of traps when dealing with a severe mouse infestation?

The maximum space between placements of traps during a severe mouse infestation is 6 feet. This distance is important because mice tend to travel along walls and prefer to stay close to cover. By placing traps no more than 6 feet apart, you increase the likelihood of capturing mice as they navigate their environment, ensuring that more areas are monitored effectively. Traps positioned too far apart may allow mice to move beyond the range of the traps without being caught, which can lead to continued issues with the infestation. Reducing the spacing of traps in severe situations is a best practice for controlling and ultimately eliminating the mouse population.