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Darn it - - RATS!!!!!!

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Iowa Jim

02-01-2007 19:11:00

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Well this is a first for us - RATS in the garage!! We found the hole and are patching it, but they sure made mess. I hope the traps and poison do their jobs!

JIm

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02-07-2007 08:20:49

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Re: Darn it - - RATS!!!!!! in reply to Iowa Jim, 02-01-2007 19:11:00

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pcy1066

02-02-2007 12:28:44

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Re: Darn it - - RATS!!!!!! in reply to Iowa Jim, 02-01-2007 19:11:00

i have posted before and caught heck , we have never had a better pet than a bottle raised black river ,sow coon, she is a cat , rat,mouse, spyder , killing machine, raised with tame rabbits and chickens, just a heck of a good pet, she eats 2 eggs every mourning , raw in a bowl with a little white milk stirred in out of the fridge, she has never helped herself to any chickens or rabbits, occasnally she gets a odd broken or cracked egg,she knows one throwed off the bar on the floor is hers, betsy clean up in asile 1

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James in Cen Ok

02-02-2007 12:09:28

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Re: Darn it - - RATS!!!!!! in reply to Iowa Jim, 02-01-2007 19:11:00

The best way I found of ridding my storage buildings of mice & rats was to put a boom box on rock and roll turned up loud and left for a day, then fixed the places that they got in. The rodents are kinda like old folks and have sensitive ears and cannot stand the rock & roll sounds and vibrations. Works for me James

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Aaron Ford

02-02-2007 09:22:11

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Re: Darn it - - RATS!!!!!! in reply to Iowa Jim, 02-01-2007 19:11:00

Can anyone decribe the construction of the self resetting rodent trap made from a 5 gallon bucket? I recall a seesaw setup, but cannot remember how it was built.

Thanks

Let's go Mountaineers,

Aaron

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doogdoog

02-01-2007 23:08:51

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Re: Darn it - - RATS!!!!!! in reply to Iowa Jim, 02-01-2007 19:11:00

Aloha, Rats! Main thing is that you don"t have the two-legged rats. Those are the worst, and they will steal everything! LOL

Mahalo,
doogdoog

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old

02-01-2007 20:37:17

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Re: Darn it - - RATS!!!!!! in reply to Iowa Jim, 02-01-2007 19:11:00

I had problems with rats till some one dump off a cat, female then a male showed up. We now have 7 house cats and 5 0r 6 barn cats, but NO, ZERO, ZIP rats or mice any more. Sure wish I could find some one who wanted a cat or 3 we have just plain to many any more

Hobby farm

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Tim Shultz

02-01-2007 19:35:27

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Re: Darn it - - RATS!!!!!! in reply to Iowa Jim, 02-01-2007 19:11:00

we had rats in our barn for awhile it seems, and we didn't know how bad untill they started eating the baby goats alive in the middle of the night.. so me and a buddy went out with a shovle and a 20. ga one day and by the end of the day had killed 120.. not one under 6 inches long.. never seen a one during the day.. and never seen any holes.. they where down under the sand and manure.. what a mess.. Tim

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Howard H.

02-01-2007 20:45:33

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Re: Darn it - - RATS!!!!!! in reply to Tim Shultz, 02-01-2007 19:35:27

We made a box trap out of hail screen one time about the size of a microwave oven with funnel type entries like a fish trap in each end.

It was so full of rats the next morning, my brother could barely lift it (we were only about 10 and 11) - I'll never forget him straining to hold that trap up and away from him at the same time - shaking from all the furious rats in it... But he was grinning from ear to ear...

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Robert Searcy

02-02-2007 11:50:13

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Re: Darn it - - RATS!!!!!! in reply to Howard H., 02-01-2007 20:45:33

did ya shootum all with your bb guns through the wire??

did ya turn them loose one at a time out in the pasture and shoot at them with your shotgun??

did you get every farm cat you had and turn one rat loose at a time and then see the cat catch them??

man I cna think of a lot of fun a guy could have had with those, feed them dried rice??

feed them soda pop??

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