Rats

[Chopper22 10]

Been working away at catching rats at a horse stables. There's one in a shed it's a tricky little shit. Tried few tactics but it ain't a dumb as. Watch it on the trail cam every night. Seems to just show slight interest in it but never enough to go in. Any suggestion on a new tactic every other ones been had with peanut butter mix with bit a chip fat. 

 

[j j m 6,480]

clever little feckers,they like to make sure there safe I had one under garden shed last year it did not touche the bait for 5 days ,in the end I managed to get it with a head shot bit of dog food smeared on a brick

[Chopper22 10]

That's for sure. Smart animal for just now. See what footage of it today or fingers crossed it's had

[j j m 6,480]

good luck mate

[walshie 2,804]

Not sure rats are smart, more neophobic  - they are very suspicious of anything new.  It should get used to it sooner or later. Have you tried nutella or a bit of bacon?

[Chopper22 10]

Yea some one else mentioned bacon to me a while back might do that at dark and see if that gets it in. Frustrating it's the only one in that she'd aswell 2 cams in and always just the one .hopefully get it 

[Chaff 3,414]

Probably best stick with what they already eating rather than introduce something new.

 

[Chopper22 10]

This rats snubbed it for days. Just back from there the now. Still playing smart arse haha. Bacon is going to get a try 

[The one 8,396]

Aye takes a while to get them used to anything new , as said bacon or melt chocolate  onto the trap trigger  but peanut butters a good fall back bait 

[LuckOrJudgement 437]

You'll get it in the end. It won't resist forever.