What about mine..."D'CONcrete is whot make it work mon!"
What about mine..."D'CONcrete is whot make it work mon!"
People who put house cats out can't possibly care about their pets any more than people who put their five year olds out to play on the freeway. Domesticated cats are not ferral, they have very few outdoor survival skills if any. Most folks who are annoyed by their neighbors pet cats will shoot them. .177 pellet guns make no noise and leave no identifying traces.. more cats die from gun shot than from any other cause. Anyone who puts a house cat out because they think they are harming a sentient creature by keeping it indoors is a pinhead with a lower IQ than any cat. And cats don't smell, not unless they are ill. Exuding no odor is just one way how nature made felines one of the best hunters on the planet, which is why they also bury their waste, the only animal that does. Naturally the lazy bastards that don't regularly clean the cat box are who smell, not the cat. Humans smell... and I'm positive if I ever visited your terlits I'd about die from the stench.
replying to ransley, Kevin Kirkpatrick wrote: They smell the flour in the mixture and eat that getting cement as a by product which kills them.
replying to Frank, Gilla Badaloo wrote: I have done it before. Jamaicans always do this and its a real killer, lol, I just set some as well. I have to do it like once every 3 years. So now is a bit later than usual but I saw a mice and I have to get rid of it. The point. The instant they consume the mixture, they do realize something odd and just like us, we want something to flush it down, so they search, i normally set a container cause I am a nice rat killer. Yes you may put cheese and meat to attract them, It is just an additional treat. Oh, the smell, get prepared, its either you deal with the smell or you deal with leptustirosis. I choses smell. I allow my pup to search and then we keep a memorial.
I'd like to try this out on roof rats. I have one of these empty bromadiolone containers. The hole is supposed to be small enough to keep squirrels, etc., out.
Cylinder is 14-in long, 4-1/2-in OD with one 1-7/8-in dia hole in one end, cut offcenter, near the left side. It has two semicircular pieces of thin metal with a 1-7/8-in hold cut in each one that lines up with the main opening. They cylinders are laid on the side, with the opening at the left side. Sketch...
replying to Gilla Badaloo, Pen68 wrote: How do you make it? My rodents are smart and nothing is working. I put steel wool in the opening that they were coming in so apparently they made another somewhere else
Ha Ha Ha. Those PenFart pictures always make me laugh! That man should have been a comedian.
replying to Frank, Gum Boocho wrote: IMHO traps may not work since the mice may continue & reproduce while you kill a lot of mice without extermination.
replying to Gum Boocho, Antoinette Blunt wrote: At the same time the reproducing mice have to eat and so do their off springs, so in a since you're killing two birds with one stone. Plus you are stopping their future existence.
If you put something wet to the mix the cement will harden when dry and the rat won't eat it then. When the rats eat the dry mix then search for water the cement will get wet and hard and will kill the rat.
If you put something wet to the mix the cement will harden when dry and the rat won't eat it then. When the rats eat the dry mix then search for water the cement will get wet and hard and will kill the rat.
Bullshit, feral cats very rarely bother birds... why waste energy hunting critters that can fly off when rodents are far easier prey. It's house cats that people let out that go after birds... house cats are well fed so they hunt birds for entertinment. Barn cats don't hunt birds, barn cats hunt the rodents that are eating the livestock feed
Popeye, pull up yoose pants, and put yoose tallywhacker back in, and zip up!
And quit humping those damn stray cats ... yoose gonna get yoose little tool scratched one of these days.
Do they allow cats in your HUD apartment, Sheldon?
He's not allowed near play grounds.
replying to Brooklyn1, David wrote: Your comment is out of order. Nobody "needs to be poisoned" for making a mistake.
Old age no longer factors into the death of cats?
replying to Gas Bag, Bf wrote: You need to also add a generous amount of salt, about 1tablespoon per mugfull of mixture. Remove all drinking sources from inside and setup a few water stations outside this will draw them out to drink so they don't die.inside
replying to Pen68, Gmcman28 wrote: Spray foam !! Used it in the storage locker where my boss used to store his Potato Chips. Quit having mouse problems after that..
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