Tie singed bacon and rind to the bloody thing with cotton.
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Tie singed bacon and rind to the bloody thing with cotton.
It might be a little mouse coming in from the back of the trap :)
Tried and true...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
I'm Jewish...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
as in I don't want to spend the money and waste bacon hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Blisters
Yup! Works a treat and you need fuck all for the trap so you get to have a bacon sandwich or two with the rest of the packet.Quote:
Originally Posted by doinit
Attachment 115593 watch out super rat
is that a kiwi trap
To be far those plastic pyramid compost bins are a hopeless creation regardless of their rat attracting properties. I have got one to and they are useless for composting. Worms disappear out of them, they get cold, get uneven wet patches and are hopeless when you want to turn the compost. Despite many attempts I could never trap a rat in my bin - bastards seem to dig / flick crap over the trap. Resorted to poison under the veranda, much as I dislike it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blisters
Nah..you'd just get more , they love sow's ears..Quote:
Originally Posted by Blisters
Uncle used to do something similar with cream, back on the dairy-farmQuote:
Originally Posted by Micky Duck
Tail docking has been outlawed in NZ for cows and dogs. What is the reason for the partial tail docking of Rats in the UK Sideshow ??Quote:
Originally Posted by Sideshow
Cannibalism:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Moa Hunter
And here I was thinking that it might re-direct growth to the body for 'heaviest rat' competition rats, in the same way as thinning pumpkins or picking out the laterals on tomatoes does.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sideshow
Nar it’s all the grain around here! They get pretty well feed! A chicken farm near here has sheds on sleds. They move them once a year and dragging them out after setting up rabbit nets and have a pack of jack Rüssels let lose. Not unusual for them to get 500 from each shed. A big pheasant shoot up the road goes through over a ton of poison a year, more economical to buy and place poison than lose there feed to the rats.
