Pretty good if I do say so my self! Another trap u could try is to use a large bucket and fill it with water. Then sprinkle sunflower seeds over the surface so that you can't see the water. The rodent will see the seeds, and thinking that it is a bucket of seeds jump in for a nice "snack" and wind up swimming. In the morning just scoop out the bathtub users and throw them away! It worked great for our friends when they had chipmunk probs, so I guess it should work for rats too! Hope you solve your problems with the rats
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3 years ago on Introduction
Very awesome! A great art of an outdoorsman.
5 years ago on Introduction
I wonder how you bait it. Not knowing any better, I would smear some peanut butter on the stick that is parallel to the ground.
Reply 5 years ago on Introduction
I used chicken meat and it worked.
5 years ago
Pretty good if I do say so my self! Another trap u could try is to use a large bucket and fill it with water. Then sprinkle sunflower seeds over the surface so that you can't see the water. The rodent will see the seeds, and thinking that it is a bucket of seeds jump in for a nice "snack" and wind up swimming. In the morning just scoop out the bathtub users and throw them away! It worked great for our friends when they had chipmunk probs, so I guess it should work for rats too! Hope you solve your problems with the rats
Reply 5 years ago on Introduction
Thank you, I will try it too
5 years ago
This is very sadistic
Reply 5 years ago on Introduction
Unfortunately out of necesity, they are harmful