Getting rid of rats/mice

[supercharged turbo]

What allyuh does use to get rid of dem duttiness?

Rats Traps-Stop working
Lanate in sausage-Stop working
Sticky trap-Only catch ah lizard
Storm bait-Idk if it working
Regular rat poison-Doh work

I tried almost everything so far but they keep coming back.Under the pavement is open so they always coming out of there.They bite out 2 of de coilpack wires yesterday.

[nervewrecker]

cats...

[DVSTT]

I saw online that black pepper runs them. Dint know how true it is though.

[supercharged turbo]

Already have dogs.Heard about black pepper for dogs peeing on cars

[hindian]

cats...

X2 them fackers does deal with anything that moves srs talk

[Kalisnakov]

Have 5 small cats lookin for a home if u interested

[supercharged turbo]

Relative allergic so that ruled out

[brickman]

Hard luck about your relative but nothing beats a few cats,bought just about every poison out there. Only one that seemed to work was a dark blue square shaped one,can't remember the name but it looks like those little blue square things you used to wash clothes with.They did start to ignore it after a while though.

[88sins]

1 pile bait+1 pellet gun+1 tin pellets=no more rats

[supercharged turbo]

Ahaha ah wish

[88sins]

why not?
too many rats for one tin a pellets? pellets? or not enuff rats to use up a whole tin?

[bluesclues]

What allyuh does use to get rid of dem duttiness?

Rats Traps-Stop working
Lanate in sausage-Stop working
Sticky trap-Only catch ah lizard
Storm bait-Idk if it working
Regular rat poison-Doh work

I tried almost everything so far but they keep coming back.Under the pavement is open so they always coming out of there.They bite out 2 of de coilpack wires yesterday.

Yup simple.. get a house cat. Or a couple house yard cats. If you bring them up indoors when they get big they will go outdoors for themselves and control your perimeter. And come back for the free food. Lol

My dog is a rat catcher tho(and cat). Does rip they head clean off and leave it for me by the front step like if he want me curry it for him. Lol

[supercharged turbo]

Too many for that 1 tin plus I hadda get de pellet gun

[nervewrecker]

Can you say no to that face?

[K74T]

I can definitely say no to that fabric.

[supercharged turbo]

Lol

[Trini Hookah]

Clean yuh place OP

Yuh nastiness.

[supercharged turbo]

You born outtatiming so?

[nervewrecker]

You born outtatiming so?

[abbow]

somewhere food is involved.....find the source....sit with pellet gun if nookie is not the option....

[bluesclues]

Op I have one question. Is it your son or daughter that allergic?

[88sins]

I sure it have tuners that would help yuh out & come by you to shoot dem fuh yuh boi. yuh jus hadda ask is all

[VexXx Dogg]

Storm bait is a slow kill, you also have to prevent future generations from entering your home.

I had a similar situation recently and I managed to get rid of em after a couple weeks, but they cost me quite a bit of food with contamination.

1. Find their entry points and seal it. For external facing doorways this means getting two things - a thresh-hold to seal the space under the door and a door plate to prevent chewing if it's made of wood. For any masonry holes, stuff with steel wool and seal with expanding foam.
They may also be crawling up drainpipes, so if you have any open pipes, either cap with a vent or figure out how to prevent entry. Look for possible nests and clean with disinfectant, make daily checks for fresh poop.

2. If they are inside, you have to make it hard for them to eat. Remove all food sources, including tossing garbage outside overnight. They can climb and attack stored food sources, so make sure that any food products that are easy to gnaw through be in sealed thick containers or locked away in a closed cupboard/pantry. Make the poison and traps easily accessible - they typically traverse along walls and dark spaces like under cupboards, under washing machines, sinks etc, so put the traps where they usually run. Peanut butter on a trap stays a long while and is very attractive to the fawkers. Use a variety of traps of different sizes, in the event your traps are too large or too small. The storm takes 8-12 days to kill them, so if you have more than 1 rat/mouse which is quite likely keep the poison regime for 4-6 weeks. Keep pets and children far plz. Keep regular checks where you store your food for potential signs of access.

I had to throw out entire case of kiddie juice, boxes of pasta, breadcrumbs, and almost anything with visible gnaw marks. No chances.

At the very next sign of rodents outside, start back a storm regime.

[supercharged turbo]

Op I have one question. Is it your son or daughter that allergic?

Mom

I sure it have tuners that would help yuh out & come by you to shoot dem fuh yuh boi. yuh jus hadda ask is all

Come through

Storm bait is a slow kill, you also have to prevent future generations from entering your home.

I had a similar situation recently and I managed to get rid of em after a couple weeks, but they cost me quite a bit of food with contamination.

1. Find their entry points and seal it. For external facing doorways this means getting two things - a thresh-hold to seal the space under the door and a door plate to prevent chewing if it's made of wood. For any masonry holes, stuff with steel wool and seal with expanding foam.
They may also be crawling up drainpipes, so if you have any open pipes, either cap with a vent or figure out how to prevent entry. Look for possible nests and clean with disinfectant, make daily checks for fresh poop.

2. If they are inside, you have to make it hard for them to eat. Remove all food sources, including tossing garbage outside overnight. They can climb and attack stored food sources, so make sure that any food products that are easy to gnaw through be in sealed thick containers or locked away in a closed cupboard/pantry. Make the poison and traps easily accessible - they typically traverse along walls and dark spaces like under cupboards, under washing machines, sinks etc, so put the traps where they usually run. Peanut butter on a trap stays a long while and is very attractive to the fawkers. Use a variety of traps of different sizes, in the event your traps are too large or too small. The storm takes 8-12 days to kill them, so if you have more than 1 rat/mouse which is quite likely keep the poison regime for 4-6 weeks. Keep pets and children far plz. Keep regular checks where you store your food for potential signs of access.

I had to throw out entire case of kiddie juice, boxes of pasta, breadcrumbs, and almost anything with visible gnaw marks. No chances.

At the very next sign of rodents outside, start back a storm regime.

Will try the peanut butter.Can u cover it on sausage laced with poison?

[nervewrecker]

Tuner lime?

[pugboy]

The trick is you need to bait the bait poison pellets
Crush the pellets and mix with sardines and/or crushed banana

Don't touch the pellets or sardine , banana

As mentioned modern poison is slow kill so don't out out plenty but instead every few days.

Sardines is number 1 attractant and cheap, no vat

[brams112]

Opie,make sure there are no scraps or any form of food stuff whatsoever lying aroun for the critters to munch on,period.Got a pardner who works where they sell rat bait,one day one of the clerks went to get some for a customer,the packs was there,empty,never had a problem with rats,turns out there was no food for them to eat except the freaking bait.Morale is don't let your hand touch the bait,or the pack,use something to hold the killer rat bait,or the blue one just trow the packs where they may pass,leave it there.

[pugboy]

The stock pellets are usually corn or oatmeal based
Like eating plain rice.....

[supercharged turbo]

I going and try de sardines laced with some lanate tonight

[pugboy]

the rat poison better though,
It dehydrates them so the carcass doesn't smell as much
Esp if they die somewhere hard to access