[quote=waiting hawk]Ok when I lived in San Bernardino 4 years ago in a rental I had some gophers. I stuck a hose down the hole (most are against this as it damages undeneath) but like i said it was a rental lol. When they popped up I was ready with a 22 rifle. I lived in a track house 7k lot and shot 5 of them and the cops never came lol. What was so funny to my brother in law was how fast I put the beer down to blast em. Good times.[/quote]
[quote=Rustico] Check under the hood of your cars often, they will nest in there for warmth and travel all over town too…chewing up your wiring and insulation and stuff.[/quote]
Happened to me twice in our Phaeton (little F-ers love that car) at almost $1,500 a pop.
[quote=Rustico] Check under the hood of your cars often, they will nest in there for warmth and travel all over town too…chewing up your wiring and insulation and stuff.[/quote]
Happened to me twice in our Phaeton (little F-ers love that car) at almost $1,500 a pop.
[quote=Rustico] Check under the hood of your cars often, they will nest in there for warmth and travel all over town too…chewing up your wiring and insulation and stuff.[/quote]
Happened to me twice in our Phaeton (little F-ers love that car) at almost $1,500 a pop.
[quote=Rustico] Check under the hood of your cars often, they will nest in there for warmth and travel all over town too…chewing up your wiring and insulation and stuff.[/quote]
Happened to me twice in our Phaeton (little F-ers love that car) at almost $1,500 a pop.
[quote=Rustico] Check under the hood of your cars often, they will nest in there for warmth and travel all over town too…chewing up your wiring and insulation and stuff.[/quote]
Happened to me twice in our Phaeton (little F-ers love that car) at almost $1,500 a pop.
Agree with that, faterikcartman. Glue traps are very inhumane.
We also used the covered “zapper” mouse traps, and they worked very well. IMHO, there is no better option than this, both for the homeowner and the rodents.
That being said, I would second the barn owl boxes. From what I’ve heard, they can be quite effective.
Agree with that, faterikcartman. Glue traps are very inhumane.
We also used the covered “zapper” mouse traps, and they worked very well. IMHO, there is no better option than this, both for the homeowner and the rodents.
That being said, I would second the barn owl boxes. From what I’ve heard, they can be quite effective.
Agree with that, faterikcartman. Glue traps are very inhumane.
We also used the covered “zapper” mouse traps, and they worked very well. IMHO, there is no better option than this, both for the homeowner and the rodents.
That being said, I would second the barn owl boxes. From what I’ve heard, they can be quite effective.
Agree with that, faterikcartman. Glue traps are very inhumane.
We also used the covered “zapper” mouse traps, and they worked very well. IMHO, there is no better option than this, both for the homeowner and the rodents.
That being said, I would second the barn owl boxes. From what I’ve heard, they can be quite effective.
Agree with that, faterikcartman. Glue traps are very inhumane.
We also used the covered “zapper” mouse traps, and they worked very well. IMHO, there is no better option than this, both for the homeowner and the rodents.
That being said, I would second the barn owl boxes. From what I’ve heard, they can be quite effective.
Anyway, look for where pipes come into the house. What about from garage to house? And any vent holes in your roof and eaves. Use the heaviest gauge steel wool to stuff in small holes and cracks and wire mesh for large openings.
Anyway, look for where pipes come into the house. What about from garage to house? And any vent holes in your roof and eaves. Use the heaviest gauge steel wool to stuff in small holes and cracks and wire mesh for large openings.
Anyway, look for where pipes come into the house. What about from garage to house? And any vent holes in your roof and eaves. Use the heaviest gauge steel wool to stuff in small holes and cracks and wire mesh for large openings.
Anyway, look for where pipes come into the house. What about from garage to house? And any vent holes in your roof and eaves. Use the heaviest gauge steel wool to stuff in small holes and cracks and wire mesh for large openings.
