Bobcat urine

[James]

I was looking into using it to get rid of voles and mice. However at over $100 a gallon, I think I'll just use mouse traps.

Anyone have experience with rat poison in the garden? Do they get rid of other small animals?

[belly]

On 15 Jun 2004 13:56:36 -0700 in , [e-mail] (James) graced the world with this thought:

what kind of small animals are we talking about here, specifically? You could catch your own bobcat and force feed it water.

[shazzbat]

Call me naive, but I'd really like to know how one collects a gallon of bobcat urine.

Steve

[Steve]

I've been wondering the same thing. I picture keeping the poor thing in a small cage with a collection device under the cage. How many caged bobcats would it take to sell the stuff by the gallon though? Maybe it's synthetic. :-)

Steve (the other one)

[simy1]

well, that's why it costs $100/gallon.

[STEVEN STEIN]

had to look this up - found a site that has a gallon for $40

and another that has a small spray bottle for $18. Steve

['enry VIII]

Rattlesnake urine works even better, not too many collectors around through! ;-)

'enry VIII

[Penelope Periwinkle]

In our last fun filled episode, Thu, 17 Jun 2004 12:05:52 +0100, "shazzbat" proclaimed:

Vewy, vewy carefully.

Penelope

[Jan Flora]

To get rid of voles and mice, buy regular little mouse traps. Bait them with a mixture of peanut butter and honey. Put the traps all around the edges of the garden and be ready to clean the traps out several times a day.

I've caught everything from voles to grizzly bears with that bait. It works.

Jan, in Alaska

[Joseph A. Zupko]