Field Mice

Wood mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus) with cute brown eyes looking in the camera on white background

The aptly named field mouse tends to live in fields as well as near farms, plains, swamps, and forests. Their gray-brown color helps camouflage them from predators, although they normally don’t survive more than a couple of years. However, they do reproduce quickly—so beware of them around your Arizona property!

We provide rodent control for field mice in the following areas:

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