Johnny Mars Bar
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My suggestion for dealing with vermin would be to just dump a load of toxic waste into the Mersey and watch it flow downstream, but apparently you’re not allowed to do that.
Rats/Pest help
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Barcon
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3 1/2hrs if I leave at 5pm. There won't be much of that going on next summer.
The double shooting near my house last night makes it seem like nothing.
Slipper One
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How're your mice coming along BlueHammer?
A few of the little buggers mooched around here a little too much and bit the dust. Now ready for the next lot........all primed and ready to go!!!
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doots
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Bump.
Not rats but field mice.
The joys of moving to the Countryside!
Anyone used the electronic repellent thingys on the blighters to get rid successfully?
Not rats but field mice.
The joys of moving to the Countryside!
Anyone used the electronic repellent thingys on the blighters to get rid successfully?
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Got a real pissed up pest in the Spoons Im presently in. Hoping he leaves while the round Ive just bought goes round
blueish swede
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The ultrasonic things are useless. They think it's a rave. You need a proper deterrent: adder - fox - cat - terrier, in that order. The multi shot CO2 traps are OK but you need to check them regularly.
I've got an ultrasonic deterrent. Not had a mouse since we installed it, about six years ago. That said, we didn't have many mice before it. We have a massive field at the back of the house and often see field mice in the garden.
mexico1970
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My Cat brings his work home constantly, we are forever rescuing them from his clutches. He can sit in the same spot for days if one escapes him.
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dickie davies
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We generally get visited when the farmer harvest the field that backs onto our garden
This year though it was field corn so wasn't harvested until a couple of weeks ago
I laid my mouse traps in the garage, with peanut butter, and haven't had a bite yet, which I put down to the late harvesting
But that's what I recommend, killer traps laced with peanut butter
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I would second that other than I use chocolate. I live in the countryside and the cold weather means they head for the integrated garage. I use white plastic traps, dead easy to set with a bitWe generally get visited when the farmer harvest the field that backs onto our garden
This year though it was field corn so wasn't harvested until a couple of weeks ago
I laid my mouse traps in the garage, with peanut butter, and haven't had a bite yet, which I put down to the late harvesting
But that's what I recommend, killer traps laced with peanut butter
3 X Mouse Large Traps Traditional Wooden Mice Rodent Trap Durable Catchers | eBay
Set the baited trap in areas where activity has been noticed or on the floor with the bait end flush against the wall. Work best baited, preferably with a stickier substance such as peanut butter. Rodents tend to travel along the wall.www.ebay.co.uk
of chocolate on the dish and caught 3 mice in the first couple of days, nothing since. They come in via a small gap under the garage door where the traps are waiting for them. The gap is too small for rats so the situation is manageable with mice. It is the price paid for living in the countryside and being surrounded by fields. I also have a couple of those electronic devices plugged in but they are no deterrent.