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Sorted now but thanks for offerWelcome to have some of these if still looking. good ratters
Don't suppose this will help ,I failed with poison and birds can die from it ,but luck has four years ago came across some ex soldiers (ex Afghanistan)they came first night with special gas airguns and shot 145rats that time and pretty much cleared them out !it was amazing they shot first bunch in dark wait a min and rest keep coming to eat dead rats and so on, needless to say jam one happy manHi all
I am new on here so please go gentle.
We have a small farm of about 300 acres and this year we are over run with rats.
I am looking at getting my ticket to purchase some stronger poison I see LANTRA do a e learning course "Rodent Control on farms" but at the bottom of the page it says "please note this course is not part of a qualification to be a pest controller" but I am not looking at becoming a pest controller just want to thin our rats out and need the certificate.
Could anyone please advise what to do or who to speak to.
Thanks Rob
Hi all
I am new on here so please go gentle.
We have a small farm of about 300 acres and this year we are over run with rats.
I am looking at getting my ticket to purchase some stronger poison I see LANTRA do a e learning course "Rodent Control on farms" but at the bottom of the page it says "please note this course is not part of a qualification to be a pest controller" but I am not looking at becoming a pest controller just want to thin our rats out and need the certificate.
Could anyone please advise what to do or who to speak to.
Thanks Rob
Same here ! Got bait down all over, and to be honest, not seen many. But one of the little b4stards has took a likening to the soundproofing under the digger bonnet.Slightly different question,does anyone know of any deterrent to keep them away from machinery wiring etc? Something chewed some on our new quad, all clean with no feed
Mice have been responsible for that at ours over the years. I guess they like to bed down overnight on a warm engine block - just a pity they like wires and fuel injectors....Same here ! Got bait down all over, and to be honest, not seen many. But one of the little b4stards has took a likening to the soundproofing under the digger bonnet.
Unsure why it took a liking to this as the little sh!t left the majority of it on the floor, and it hasn’t moved for days, so no warmth.Mice have been responsible for that at ours over the years. I guess they like to bed down overnight on a warm engine block - just a pity they like wires and fuel injectors....
Do they kill them??One thing I have discovered this week is that they love Tempt slug pellets. Chewed into a bag here and it's like the battle at the Somme.
Killed more in twenty four hours than proper poison has in twelve months
Try Racumin foam. Like builders foam. Just put a small golf ball size where they run and they take it back to the nest and licking each other share it around. The positive is they come outside stagger about and die.Mice have been responsible for that at ours over the years. I guess they like to bed down overnight on a warm engine block - just a pity they like wires and fuel injectors....
From what I have read it only applies to Stoats, you can still catch Weasels, Rats and Squirrels with them, problem is you can't just set one and then stick a sign above saying 'No Stoats allowed'. But for a rat problem in a barn I think you could set one pretty safely knowing your likely to only catch rats.pretty sure they are trying to or are in the process of banning Fenn traps
Trouble is if a rat can get in the trap so can a stoat, another brainwave from office know all’s.From what I have read it only applies to Stoats, you can still catch Weasels, Rats and Squirrels with them, problem is you can't just set one and then stick a sign above saying 'No Stoats allowed'. But for a rat problem in a barn I think you could set one pretty safely knowing your likely to only catch rats.
Fenn traps have been banned under international fur trade rules, not vermin control rules.pretty sure they are trying to or are in the process of banning Fenn traps