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Rats and Mice

This should have been a Superbowl ad

One of, if not the best commercials I’ve ever seen. Oh why didn’t I stay in media class back in high school. Watch it to the end, you’ll being roaring with laughter and cheering for the underdog like you did watching Rocky I.

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Do not use-rat in toilet

Is this thing more common than I thought? I was right about one thing though, rats coming up sure to have a hard time getting out of the bowl because of the slippery porcelain and that to me is a good thing.

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Can rats come up through your toilet?

While this is not a great question like; “why do I exist?” or “why do cars speed up when I’m trying to pass them?” it is however one that has intrigued mankind probably not to long after the flush toilet was invented.

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Chalk Talk episode #3 Trapping rats & mice

It’s getting cold out there and rodent calls and awareness are at a year long high. It starts as a ‘flash’ sighting across the kitchen floor to hearing scratching and squealing inside the walls.

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A TV costs 83,000 rats

If the other farmers are going to have a chance they’ll need to kill at least what Islam did so 500 farmers x 83,000 rats = 41,500,000 dead rats and somehow I don’t believe that will even put a dent in things

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West side rats

I felt pretty hopeless at times as even my best attempts didn’t seem to make a difference. As a side note I worked on commission and my pay for that stop was about $ 3.00.

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3 easy home made mouse traps

Before you get to cocky however, consider that the mouse has also had 112 years to study the problem and he hasn’t been sitting idle.

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Keeping squirrels out of your cars engine

Now I’m a nature lover like so many of you so I don’t really relish the idea of killing a squirrel but if it comes between my safety and that of my families the squirrel has got to go.

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Green mouse droppings

It’s difficult to say that red or green droppings mean the mouse has gotten a lethal dose or not from the baits since food passes through their systems so quickly. What you can surmise however is that they have accepted the bait

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