Free Rat Problem In Garden

[big napper 3,559]

i think iv'e put this in the wrong section, where should it be,,,thanks.

 

can anyone recommend the best sonic / ultrasonic rat deterant for my garden, something you have personally tried and that worked, thanks for any replys

[paulus 26]

can anyone recommend the best sonic / ultrasonic rat deterant for my garden, something you have personally tried and that worked, thanks for any replys

unless its a terrier called sonic them ultrasonic things are pants mate, either poison or trap them

[big napper 3,559]

i have a working terrier that is exelant on rats and i know the score with smokers and ferrets, but they are no good here otherwise the problem would have been sorted, that is why i am trying other things.

[socks 32,253]

Use a multi catch trap and catch 3s and 4s at a time ..........

[Runningdog86 7]

Tried smoking em out to the dogs?

[bunson 6]

get a smoker on em mate, a few mates with terriers and obliterate the muddhas,

Good luck.

[big napper 3,559]

cheers lads, but for the last few years i have shot and trapped hundreds, they are in both neighbours gardens and in the gardens behind mine there is a hedgerow that runs all the way up between the back of the houses that is at least 5 or 6 hundred meters long, there is no way of sorting them out by traps, that is why i would like to know which deterants are best and iv'e read (by the places that sell them ) the high pitched noise of these sonic ones are best, that is why i want to know if any one has used them before and what was the result

[Cleanspade 3,322]

i would go with the smoker. and a multi catch system. i would also consider calling in the experts. there are some very experienced lads that keep rat packs that could thin them down for you before you start pre baiting to catch whats left.

remember there is a serious health risk around homes. and if you cant shift em call in the profesionals. good luck

Edited May 19, 2013 by Cleanspade

[foxtails 272]

ill be up in the morning with my terrier and ferrets, we;ll have em sorted in a few hours for you, , no dout, what sorter dogs you got ? and ferrets and smoker ? and bait and traps ? the only person left is 007 james bond i think hes your guy, hes on here once in a while,, if fails ,.

 

 

 

move !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

na good luck fella

[Matt 160]

None of the 'repellers' work, sonic, pulsating or otherwise.

 

The government tested a load a few years ago and confirmed what we already knew; they are a waste of money and have no impact.

 

Why have you got rats? What's brought them there?

 

It's no good just treating the symptoms with traps or dogs or even poison. You've got to get to the bottom of the problem and cut them off at source.

[jetwhippet 14]

sprinkle your old ferret droppind around or soak acorns in creosote then throw them down the holes rats hate the smell ov it and move on but u got 2 keep the smell there

[blade1of1 59]

If you have a problem like that and your nabours are sick ov them and it is really seriouce you need to take hedges out and replace hedges with fence as they wont have coverage .as my ex partner had the same problem and thats what I done and she has never had a problem with them again as they just move on just a thaught but good luck mate

[Dead Eyes 680]

I know it's an old topic, but those long tails are slimey little b*****ds so I'm sure they're not all gone just yet

 

Plant mint up and down the hedgerow. I know it sounds strange but they have a really acute sense of smell (and my grandfather swears by it).

 

I'd get dogs in there first though. Mint'll only move them elsewhere

[big napper 3,559]

there's no way to use dogs or ferrets in this situation but i will try the mint though, cheers pal

[socks 32,253]

Mint won't work mate the are allotments full of fukcing mint that are crawling in rats lol ........