In reply to Post #45
could be a rat mate
could be a rat mate
In reply to Post #45
Big rats have baby rats. By the dozen.
Big rats have baby rats. By the dozen.
In reply to Post #47
Fleas the size of rats sucked on rats the size of cats-Bowie
Nothing to do with this thread just felt like quoting it
Fleas the size of rats sucked on rats the size of cats-Bowie
Nothing to do with this thread just felt like quoting it
In reply to Post #46
Nah it's defo mice. Nailed two. No evidence of rats at all. Just mouse droppings. They didn't come in a plastic film or anything so I'm wondering if they'll be less effective the more they longer they have been packaged up?
Nah it's defo mice. Nailed two. No evidence of rats at all. Just mouse droppings. They didn't come in a plastic film or anything so I'm wondering if they'll be less effective the more they longer they have been packaged up?
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In reply to Post #44
Alright oldgeezer is this true pets are safe .
I went in my shed the other day and a big mouse run past me and made me jump out my skin.
He been chewing on my brothers plastic pellet box nerver had em before but tiny mouse droppings on box.
I hate the feckers propa make me kringe and jump scared ****less lol
so i got two of them boxes but got worried about the dog and the puppy eating a dead one so have not put down yet.
Alright oldgeezer is this true pets are safe .
I went in my shed the other day and a big mouse run past me and made me jump out my skin.
He been chewing on my brothers plastic pellet box nerver had em before but tiny mouse droppings on box.
I hate the feckers propa make me kringe and jump scared ****less lol
so i got two of them boxes but got worried about the dog and the puppy eating a dead one so have not put down yet.
In reply to Post #51
yes its true its illegal for any poisons available to do that
as years ago there was secondary poisoning with animals eating the dead bodies now its impossible for that to happen even with rat poisons
with the baited mouse boxes they dont need eat any !
they just need to lick it is sufficient its so fast acting
yes its true its illegal for any poisons available to do that
as years ago there was secondary poisoning with animals eating the dead bodies now its impossible for that to happen even with rat poisons
with the baited mouse boxes they dont need eat any !
they just need to lick it is sufficient its so fast acting
In reply to Post #52
Bought them a good few years ago from Jezza's recommendations, no mouse issues since i put them in the shed.... Every few years i buy another 2 pack from amazon ....not too sure how long they last....but a few years ago they mashed up my wellies, landing net a few bags.... Hence me buying them
Bought them a good few years ago from Jezza's recommendations, no mouse issues since i put them in the shed.... Every few years i buy another 2 pack from amazon ....not too sure how long they last....but a few years ago they mashed up my wellies, landing net a few bags.... Hence me buying them
In reply to Post #53
Rats are disgusting, and I hate them. To be honest, I never really dispised rats before. At least that's until a rat family invaded my house. It was such a pain to get rid of them. It took almost a year to get rid of them finally. A family friend recommended a pest control company, and they helped me out. Before that, nothing else seemed to work. I even got a cat, and it did nothing. I don't know if my cat thought he was starring in Tom and Jerry, but he was useless. At least now I am rat-free free, but I get really paranoid if I see or hear something in the house. For more information visit https://enviropcs.com.au/.
Rats are disgusting, and I hate them. To be honest, I never really dispised rats before. At least that's until a rat family invaded my house. It was such a pain to get rid of them. It took almost a year to get rid of them finally. A family friend recommended a pest control company, and they helped me out. Before that, nothing else seemed to work. I even got a cat, and it did nothing. I don't know if my cat thought he was starring in Tom and Jerry, but he was useless. At least now I am rat-free free, but I get really paranoid if I see or hear something in the house. For more information visit https://enviropcs.com.au/.
In reply to Post #54
Spammers are disgusting and a waste of oxygen.
Spammers are disgusting and a waste of oxygen.
i myself keep birds and have found the best way and quickest way of keeping on top of this problem is to buy a bucket drill a hole either side at the top of the bucket put some water in the bottom of the bucket ,get yourself a empty can drill the same size hole in the bottom of the can then get yourself a cane that fits through all 3 holes making sure that it can spin around then put your chosen spread on the can i use peanut butter on my cans and presto you watch how quick you catch the blighters 
you can relax knowing full well your pets will come to no harm at all
pretty much the same as this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEaAlxCgO5U
you can relax knowing full well your pets will come to no harm at all
pretty much the same as this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEaAlxCgO5U
In reply to Post #56
Chickens eat mice straight away if they see them.,no messing about..
If you could just have some chickens running around.
Chickens eat mice straight away if they see them.,no messing about..
If you could just have some chickens running around.
In reply to Post #57
Yep...and very entertaining to watch too, especially when they struggle swallowing a large one.
Yep...and very entertaining to watch too, especially when they struggle swallowing a large one.
In reply to Post #57
Then chicken feed attracts the rats and you're worse off than mice!
Then chicken feed attracts the rats and you're worse off than mice!
In reply to Post #59
We've had the odd rat in the garden since the new neighbors started keeping chickens and cooking on an open fire just behind our garden (don't ask).
Bloody annoying, who really needs chickens in the garden these days, surely it must be more hassle and just as expensive to feed the blooming things than grabbing a dozen eggs from Tesco?
We've had the odd rat in the garden since the new neighbors started keeping chickens and cooking on an open fire just behind our garden (don't ask).
Bloody annoying, who really needs chickens in the garden these days, surely it must be more hassle and just as expensive to feed the blooming things than grabbing a dozen eggs from Tesco?