Here in Canada where I live, we have plenty of thick patches of blackberry. Rats always survive well in such patches, and my traps always catch plenty of rats if placed beside a good blackberry patch.
I was trying to catch a mouse in my house and I Literally watched the mouse take his mouth and moved the snap trap out of its way along the wall!! He moved it out of his way!!!!
I hear a lot of talk about baiting and trapping. You will never be successful in controlling an infestation unless you seal all of the openings where the rodents are entering the building. Then you set traps inside to kill the remaining rats, that are sealed in. They will get hungry and thirsty, and go for the attractant on the trap. If you don’t seal all of the entry points, new rats will keep coming in, as they are attracted to the scent around the entry points.
I've been a PCO Since 1978, And Dr. Bobby Corrigan IS The Best!
This was very interesting, I learned a lot.
Here in Canada where I live, we have plenty of thick patches of blackberry. Rats always survive well in such patches, and my traps always catch plenty of rats if placed beside a good blackberry patch.
IT'S Disgusting But True That You Must Clean Up ALL Dog Feces,
As There's Food Value in Dog Feces!
it is very professional and it is useful for me.
I was trying to catch a mouse in my house and I Literally watched the mouse take his mouth and moved the snap trap out of its way along the wall!! He moved it out of his way!!!!
oh my god!😵
I hear a lot of talk about baiting and trapping. You will never be successful in controlling an infestation unless you seal all of the openings where the rodents are entering the building. Then you set traps inside to kill the remaining rats, that are sealed in. They will get hungry and thirsty, and go for the attractant on the trap. If you don’t seal all of the entry points, new rats will keep coming in, as they are attracted to the scent around the entry points.
Unfortunately can’t see where the pointer is referring to when speaker referenced certain areas.
Good stuff.
Potassium cyanide, what t Jim Jones used.
Traps or kill bait for mice inside residential property?
I believe it was mentioned to initially attempt to use the traps first. To avoid the chance of poisoned rodents dying inside walls.
Can't see anything & didn't get info I need!
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@@Katana_00 TURD ON UR FACE!
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I agree with Bobby: You need to get your rat traps set 'in the rats' faces', and 10 feet or so in the wrong direction will not catch the rats.
Set in the rat’s faces or feces?
@@dougl6304 set in their faces, as in right on their travel routes and in the spaces they use often