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Rodents and their (safe) demise
Hi, We all put rat poison into pieces of plastic drain pipes (with a block on the top to keep it in place), to prevent the poison getting washed away - and spare other vermin while we are at it. Cheers, Keith "Robbo" wrote in message ... Anyone in URG had any success in eradicating dear old Roland Rat from their garden *without* resorting to rodenticide? There are several cats in my area and I *really* don't want a knock on effect of Rat poison if they get to a carcass etc. I also have a dog, who's naturally inquisitive about "roadkill" and the like so I am looking for a more humane way of despatching these little buggers before the veg patch gets it's first seedlings soon. I had some success with a squirrel trap, but it had to return to it's rightful owner. Redistribution of the "I eat anything you leave lying around" rodents was working quite well..... Until they bred and now we have a few too many. Shooting them is my neighbours resolution, but I don't want to sit on a rotating stool doing Japser Carrot impressions late into the night. Local council aren't too bothered as we are adjacent to a farm and it's the "norm" around these parts generally. |
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