Holes in Frame = Squirrels

[OlderRedboine]

We have a 2010 CF30SK and keep it mostly at a seasonal campground. I now have some squirrels who seem to getting into the frame from the rear of the trailer through small holes in the frame. While I can get the squirrels out by trapping or with cats, my query is to ask if anyone knows if there is anything within the frame that the squirrels can get at and if there is direct access to the livng compartment itself? So far, there is no evidence of the little darlings having gotten inside.

Thanks.

Jim

[Hunter11]

They love to chew on wiring. If there is a hole around plumbing pipes, wiring or heating ducts big enough they can get through then yes they could access the living area.

[Dayle1]

Mice can get thru far smaller openings than a squirrel can. On my old rig, they did get into the underbelly and basement, but never into the living area. But there certainly are plenty of opportunities, drain and vent pipes, gas pipes and wires (especially near the monitor panel). All you can do is seal these openings if possible and set traps as a final effort.