Excerpt from Mouse Plagues, Their Control and Prevention
With the disappearance of green herbage in fall, reducing their food to roots and bark, mice move more rapidly from exhausted to fresh lands, and devastate larger areas. It is, then, through the prog ress of large bodies of mice, which may number thousands to the acre, that large districts are laid waste.
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