Okay boys and girls, I'm sorry if this is during dinner time, but here goes. The 912 that I posted on here a week ago, has a rat in the smugglers box, and it has set up housekeeping. It has made a nest from a chamios and latex gloves and a bicycle handlebar streamer.
He has been in there for sometime, and he is big. Okay I have tried the sticky traps, did not work. I know have an Electronic Rat Trap with four "C" cell batteries that deliver a ZAP to the little varmit when it sticks its head inside to get at the Skippy smooth peanut butter inside.
Doe's anyone have any other suggestions? It is beginning to piss me off and I want to clean it out an move on.
CCLINRATPATROL
44 magnum, one shot and its all over.
Ok, since that will leave an undesired hole, try picking up a good insect fogger, one of those ones that doesnt smell that bad. Insert it into the car and close all the doors and windows, leave it for a good part of the day and then open it up, take out the rat and then put an air freshener inside.
Done
Great idea, that way I will have a hole for water drainage. Scott I know of a really nice driver in San Diego for $400. I will OPM you the address, you can leave tonight. Get a move on.
CCLINRATPATROL
I will be hanging on the edge of my seat waiting for your message. I will leave as soon as its here.
you can't grab him?
Take him out for a drive, and drive REALLY CRAZY.
Tell the cops I told you ta do dat.
Or, you could put 5lbs of moth balls in there for an hour, with some heat...
M
Gas the bugger. If you have a small enough space run the car or another car next to it in a closed area for about 20min or so. Works well here im my 16 x 16 shed. I leave the mower run for about 20 min with the door & window closed once a month or so. I have gas'd my share of mice & other no shed friendly critters this way.
Just dont forget to take the dead critter out afterwards, otherwise, the car will never sell.
That is the reason I need to be able to find the little critter once it is dead. I don't want it dying while back down in the heat ducts.
CCLINRATPATROL
QUOTE (boxstr @ Jan 13 2005, 09:05 PM) |
That is the reason I need to be able to find the little critter once it is dead. I don't want it dying while back down in the heat ducts. CCLINRATPATROL |
Play Elton John tunes... any record will do.
Yeah Craig, once you klill it and get it out of the car, we need to see a picture of this huge rat. I mean really, how big could he be if he fits in a heater duct? Now if you have an opossum in there, thats different, you wont kill him with no stinkin pellet gun. I shot one in the eye once with a very high powered pellet rifle and he never did die.
This reminds me of one of my favorite "dirty Eddie" jokes.
"A rat, a big F'ing rat. With a tail this long!"
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dirty eddie, too funny. what/where is the smugglers hole?
Hmmm... drill a small hole in behind it.
Set Air-hose up to max PSI.
Affix air hoze to small hole.
Eject rat?
Throw a python in there. No one will care about the rat then.
Whatever you do, make sure you get it on video!
Okay Pics at 5.
CCLINRATNEWS
you guys going the long way about it. get a good ole rat trap and some peanut butter. one snap and it over no dead rat to locate after he hides and dies from gas or poison.
QUOTE (Rob Ways @ Jan 13 2005, 10:15 PM) |
Play Elton John tunes... any record will do. |
Stab it with a broken CHOPSTICK
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Stab it with a broken CHOPSTICK |
QUOTE (Rob Ways @ Jan 13 2005, 09:15 PM) |
Play Elton John tunes... any record will do. |
Okay this is the lid to the "smugglers box'on a 912, located in the front trunk. The same on 911s.
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This is the inside of the "smugglers box" notice the nesting material.
CCLINRATPATROL
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And this is the former resident of the"smugglers box", he even had his own cellphone. The black box is the Electronic Rat Trap. It ZAPS what ever enters and licks the peanut butter located at the far end.
CCLINRATPATROL
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My friend just caught 2 rats recently (in the kitchen ) by 1st leaving tasty niblets out on an unset trap for a couple of days. Then gluing tasty niblets to the rat trap. 1st rat was a clean kill. Unfortunately the 2nd rat wasn't. that sucker ran bleeding all over the kitchen floor before dying.
Mothballs work great with rats...they hate 'em.
QUOTE (seanery @ Jan 14 2005, 04:45 PM) |
Mothballs work great with rats...they hate 'em. |
Buggers will eat anything - including elec. wiring & rubber hoses. A major bummer when this happens. Hasn't happened to me but I've seen pics of the carnage when critters have their way for a few months...
I use the mothball technique when we store our boat in the winter. I put them in a BIG un-zip-locked bags under the ski locker & in the engine compartment.
I found this handy 'lil solution in BoatersWorld mag. long ago. They're good for a few months - then just replace the m'balls as needed.
This way, there are NO traps & NO clean-up req'd.
He looks soo.... peaceful.
Good Job!
The cost of the rat zapper isn't going to be added to the price of the 912 is it?
Yes it is, that is a Factory Accesorie.
CCLINCAMP912
QUOTE (boxstr @ Jan 14 2005, 07:39 PM) |
Yes it is, that is a Factory Accesorie. CCLINCAMP912 |
I cracked up again when I saw the rat's cellphone
KT
Yah, pretty funny.
im kinda sad you go to him before i got to throw in my 2 cents
i was gonna say some kind of mild explosive
m80-ish
might have been messy though...
I want to see pics of the M80 idea.
It is not too late. Just shove it in the buggers mouth.
Payback for what he did to your car
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