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Rat Problem

Vas_Guy · 2008-12-21 20:53:50

On Thursday, I came into the kitchen to see a loaf of bread that was on the kitchen table chewed on and bits of bread on the floor, Friday i heard a plastic bag being pulled under the press under the sink, i think its a rat, how did he get in is beyond me. I set two traps and no joy, also i did not see any droppings but…

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21-12-2008 9:53pm

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Vas_Guy

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On Thursday, I came into the kitchen to see a loaf of bread that was on the kitchen table chewed on and bits of bread on the floor, Friday i heard a plastic bag being pulled under the press under the sink, i think its a rat, how did he get in is beyond me.

I set two traps and no joy, also i did not see any droppings but its something big under the press.

Also i put some dry dog food near the traps to lure him in they were untouched, i heard him tonight.

Any suggestions how to catch him, does the ultrasound repellers work?

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#2 21-12-2008 9:57pm
burberry

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try storm its very good

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#3 21-12-2008 10:11pm
fishfoodie

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Borrow a friends cat or terrier for a week. Much cleaner & more efficient.

Personally I think those sonic repellers are a total con job.

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#4 22-12-2008 11:04am
olaola

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Get a loan of a JRT

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055444485

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