tonksy
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naw...squigs'll get upset....he doesn't like to share.Sharky said:And peanut butter, also.
naw...squigs'll get upset....he doesn't like to share.Sharky said:And peanut butter, also.
tonks said:naw...squigs'll get upset....he doesn't like to share.
the kind with the red cap? it's kinda greasy...course most things involving the government tend to be...Sharky said:There's more than enough government peanut butter to go around.
unclehobart said:I remember an old study that said rats and mice were best attracted to gumdrops insofar as traps go.
Stop Laughing said:We get mice every winter. My 15 year old cat is getting lazier (she's worse than me ) and she doesn't even turn her head anymore when they make noise. Because of her we can't get most of the mouse traps that have toxins because they'd be harmful to her, and since she's diabetic, if it doesn't say safe or not, I ain't risking it. I got an electronic one that makes a high frequency sound (beyond our range) that's supposed to disrupt their communication and nerves and make them leave, but it says it could take up to 2 weeks. I'm on about day 5 now...
Sharky said:You need one of those clever cats who are capable of designing and implementing effective methods of rodent eviction.
nalani said:ooohh Kawaii, I know exactly what you're going through .. I had a hole in my roof and a rat used to climb in there every night and scare the shit outta me just by running around up there .. I had to cut all the big tree branches around my house so they had no way to get up there .. bastards ...
tonks said:your cats are some lazy bones too, huh paul?
the problem with poison, at least in my experience, is that it inevitably gets eaten by everything but the vermin, a friends dog for example. then there is the expensive trip to the vet, and people worrying about fido, and an 8-pound rat that still rules the roost.Luis G said:We also have a "visitor" in the backyard, we bought a poison that they eat. Fair and simple, also, this poison makes tha rat to become mummified (??), so no smell after it is dead.
tommyj27 said:the problem with poison, at least in my experience, is that it inevitably gets eaten by everything but the vermin, a friends dog for example. then there is the expensive trip to the vet, and people worrying about fido, and an 8-pound rat that still rules the roost.