PIGEONPACKMAN Posted November 19, 2013 Report Posted November 19, 2013 I went in to my corn store/junk shed this morning an found a some wood nawed away under where the door is ,took everything out ,found a few grains of corn lots of rat droppings kept stripping the shed and a rat ran straight past my leg i think i know where it was gonna nest as it had stripped this laminate uderlay that i had stored in there and thats where it came out from i have blocked where it came in to the shed with a thick tin put rat poison under the shed and rat traps in the shed is there anything else that can be don't want to be infested and i know nothing about rat and pest control all help appreciated .
bullcock Posted November 19, 2013 Report Posted November 19, 2013 Looks like you have it covered, keep checking the traps and if you catch it reset the traps and keep them out all winter, we always set them under the lofts in the winter ( I actually have one set inside the stock loft also)I set mines on Monday and they will be Set and checked daily throughout the winter, I got a mouse this morning.
PIGEONPACKMAN Posted November 19, 2013 Author Report Posted November 19, 2013 Looks like you have it covered, keep checking the traps and if you catch it reset the traps and keep them out all winter, we always set them under the lofts in the winter ( I actually have one set inside the stock loft also)I set mines on Monday and they will be Set and checked daily throughout the winter, I got a mouse this morning. cheers i think i found it pritty early as i keep my corn stored sealled containers and saw wood chippings near them cos they are near the door but i didn't see the hole proberbly cos i was stood on it, so i i think they may have been in there 3 days at tops hopefully because i found the nest that will be the end ,and cleaned the shaed top to toe and everything in it just don't want to leave any stone unturned because i am very overlooked and i shouln't have my pigeons here anyway so could do with out the neighbours noticing.
bullcock Posted November 19, 2013 Report Posted November 19, 2013 cheers i think i found it pritty early as i keep my corn stored sealled containers and saw wood chippings near them cos they are near the door but i didn't see the hole proberbly cos i was stood on it, so i i think they may have been in there 3 days at tops hopefully because i found the nest that will be the end ,and cleaned the shaed top to toe and everything in it just don't want to leave any stone unturned because i am very overlooked and i shouln't have my pigeons here anyway so could do with out the neighbours noticing.The Rats will be looking for a new home so keep checking the traps and look to see if the poison is gone, you may find a drunken looking rat during the day, it will be a poisoned one.
PigeonDetective Posted November 19, 2013 Report Posted November 19, 2013 Rats and mice love chocolate as bait if you choose to go down the trap route
just ask me Posted November 19, 2013 Report Posted November 19, 2013 dont put out to much poison as they will store it not eat it
Guest bigda Posted November 19, 2013 Report Posted November 19, 2013 get some porridge oat keep them dry or raisins add to the oats or raisin or both a handful of dry wall powder mix dry in a bowl and leave in a dry area you will find your rat or mink about 6 feet from it dead
Kyleakin Lofts Posted November 19, 2013 Report Posted November 19, 2013 This is the time of year when they are looking for somewhere warm. Be vigilant! Set traps and keep a check on them.
buster151 Posted November 19, 2013 Report Posted November 19, 2013 get some porridge oat keep them dry or raisins add to the oats or raisin or both a handful of dry wall powder mix dry in a bowl and leave in a dry area you will find your rat or mink about 6 feet from it deadwhat is dry wall powder?
walterboswell59 Posted November 19, 2013 Report Posted November 19, 2013 is it not plaster m8 heard cement powder works the same way
andy Burgess Posted November 19, 2013 Report Posted November 19, 2013 for me , I have twice had trouble with mice , and despite finding the entry point and securing it , even with galvanised sheet , they still made an entry point . however after spraying the timber area with "straight" Jeyes - fluid , that worked
Guest bigda Posted November 20, 2013 Report Posted November 20, 2013 (edited) what is dry wall powder? get a bowl you can mix in dry coco powder, cornflour, oats and raisins then use cement fine portland or blue circle mix in then leave in a dry place but keep away from yer dogmix up about the size of a clay pot half full wall bonding is also good. this takes mice and rats but most time when you have mice, you dont have rats 50% cement to 50%coco or half coco and half cornflour 25% each if mice about dont put in raisins they take to long to eat them, lol Edited November 20, 2013 by bigda
PIGEONPACKMAN Posted November 20, 2013 Author Report Posted November 20, 2013 thnx for the replies guys i will do what ever it takes i hate rats and have a phobia of the things since a yougun
buster151 Posted November 20, 2013 Report Posted November 20, 2013 get a bowl you can mix in dry coco powder, cornflour, oats and raisins then use cement fine portland or blue circle mix in then leave in a dry place but keep away from yer dogmix up about the size of a clay pot half full wall bonding is also good. this takes mice and rats but most time when you have mice, you dont have rats 50% cement to 50%coco or half coco and half cornflour 25% each if mice about dont put in raisins they take to long to eat them, lolthanks for that ill try that myself as I have terrible mouse problems traps and poison which they eat daily all around never seems to kill em tried everything on market even glue traps
peter2010 Posted November 20, 2013 Report Posted November 20, 2013 Hi m8 get mark 4 fend traps from aurthur carter I was putting peanut butter on the plate and covering it with a bit of toast the same size as plate with a elastic band round it so they need to dig to get to the peanut butter hope this helps
gulkie Posted November 20, 2013 Report Posted November 20, 2013 Chocolate chocolate chocolate in traps rats an mice love it and with traps You know when there dead
Guest chad3646 Posted November 20, 2013 Report Posted November 20, 2013 .this is the best trap .IMO. who the f..k wants to listen to your opinion, all kidding aside its good to be back i have been fu..ed of for a month thanks to that black yellow flight lol
Guest chad3646 Posted November 20, 2013 Report Posted November 20, 2013 if all this chocolate flour raisins stoor and all those other ingredients are that good how come there are rats and mice everywhere jmo
William Reid Posted November 20, 2013 Report Posted November 20, 2013 who the f..k wants to listen to your opinion, all kidding aside its good to be back i have been fu..ed of for a month thanks to that black yellow flight lolOff topic 1st post .well done scary face
geordie1234 Posted November 20, 2013 Report Posted November 20, 2013 if all this chocolate flour raisins stoor and all those other ingredients are that good how come there are rats and mice everywhere jmoLol welcome back
harry h Posted November 20, 2013 Report Posted November 20, 2013 who the f..k wants to listen to your opinion, all kidding aside its good to be back i have been fu..ed of for a month thanks to that black yellow flight lol Did you have a nice holiday Chad,heard you and your mate BYF where seen at a few shows together over the last month, hope you enjoyed your brake.
Guest bigda Posted November 20, 2013 Report Posted November 20, 2013 if all this chocolate flour raisins stoor and all those other ingredients are that good how come there are rats and mice everywhere jmo doh cos guys don't do it all the time. take mice out your garden, then the next door ones move into you, but you get 2 weeks rest bite, then it starts again most gardens have about 80 mice, but this cost very little and mice dont smell when they die, setting traps every day is to slow
Guest chad3646 Posted November 20, 2013 Report Posted November 20, 2013 doh cos guys don't do it all the time. take mice out your garden, then the next door ones move into you, but you get 2 weeks rest bite, then it starts again most gardens have about 80 mice, but this cost very little and mice dont smell when they die, setting traps every day is to slow first of all dont talk a load of sh** mice dont smell when they die, kill one and put it in your living room then come back and tell me if it smells or not, the other mixture you are on about if used safely probably would do but u know and i know that 50 percent would just through it under any hut, doocote killing a lot more than it was intended for use the traps
R.A.M.C.63 Posted November 20, 2013 Report Posted November 20, 2013 Well feel sorry for u boys, coz i know how hard it to shift them, had them for 7 years, ( nitemare) even tryed putting builders lime in thier holes to burn them, found mice dont smell when dead seen to just dehydrate shrivil away, but stink out loft we thier P***, i now think they were defo coming in from outside rather than dealing with just inmates, was nothing to be killing 15-20 every time went in loft, same when my mate looked after them,
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