Mice

[fishnutz]

Back to the original question........(wow, anything can get de-railed-ha!)
Original Bounce Dryer sheets, stick some in every hatch, in the bilge, console, a bunch just laying in the boat, works way better than mothballs

Rob

[jdupree]

Do you have any animals around the boat?  If not, I have found that the DCON bait trays work really well.  You can get them at Lowes.  Place a couple at the base of the boat.  They will eat these and head for water.  Just make sure that you don't have dogs or cats that can get to them.  I put them in my utility building out back and have not seen a mouse since.

If they are in the boat like it sounds like they are, put a couple of trays in there and that should take care of them

[seabob4]

Pretty much what John says.  Had a couple rats sneaking around the porch, few days later, found them both dead, haven't seen any since...

[Double Trouble]

We use the pellet packs around the marina, the rats like to live under the floats on the flotation. They are usually belly up in the creek a couple of days later.

[gran398]

We had a biggun hanging around the back yard eating bird food. I got out the Crosman and gave it the gun. Only thing was, turned out to be a baby rabbit. That sucked.

About a week later, the actual rat turned up in the yard upside down after eating the poison.

[seabob4]

Get yourself a squirrel Scotty, that and the rabbit...Brunswick Stew!!


And, yes Rob, ANYTHING can get de-railed around here, especially if Scott or I get a hold of it...although Bruce had a hand in this one!  

[gran398]

To expound upon Bob's dissertation....it just depends on one's thinking. Sorta like the old adage about the glass being half empty or half full.

What some may consider de-rail....others may uphold as slightly off-topic with added value.

In this instance the thread naturally morphed from mouse....to rat...to cooking a rat....to murdering a bunny rabbit....to procuring a squirrel.

All of this may be considered worthless drivel. Unless you are starving to death and need to prepare a rodent entree.

Anyway...getcha some DCON.

Right back on topic

And the Color Commentator just scored another post....Woo Hoo

 

[wingtime]

..although Bruce had a hand in this one!  

Hey mine was a rodent in boat topic!  

[pigbike]

Will squirrels eat the Dcon bait trays???

[gran398]

Hopefully that question is answered here:

http://www.d-conproducts.com/

[200CCPMerc200]

the pellets are great,if the rat goes to the river for a drink,but if he crawls into the bilge for a drink and a nap,it's stink city for a long time,I use the dryer perfumed sheets also.