If you have gophers, moles, or other pesty burrowing animals in a place you would prefer they didn't exist, atomize them with this handy tool.

http://rodenator.com/rodenator_pro

Gee, everyone will need one of those now that the French have figured out how to clone rats... Do we really need cloned rats? Perhaps we can buy a few Rodenators and use them on the sewers of New York, box up the rats and ship 'em off to Paris? Or at least use them to clean out the "tunnels" of the French people that clone rats...<shrug>

I don't know how we lived without one of those things.

I have moles and there are poisonious food pellets (uh, ersatz food) the kill them.

I got mice in my garage once and used glue pads. The mice would stick to the glue and them I would take them outside and bash their skulls in with a rack.

gee that sounds so heartless and cruel!

Hey Loosethem, I think you have the right idea, the French would love it.

For only $1845.00 you too can get rid of your pests. I have always used a flyswatter or vacuum, don’t ask.

Not for sale in Colorado, they must have a law protecting gofers and moles. ?Are they French too?

Riverwind

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Mon Sep 29, 2003 6:56 am Hey Loosethem, I think you have the right idea, the French would love it.

For only $1845.00 you too can get rid of your pests. I have always used a flyswatter or vacuum, don’t ask.

Not for sale in Colorado, they must have a law protecting gofers and moles. ?Are they French too?

Riverwind

Looks as if it would be quite effective against piles, too.

LOL

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Mon Sep 29, 2003 6:56 am For only $1845.00 you too can get rid of your pests. I have always used a flyswatter or vacuum, don’t ask.

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A FLY SWATTER AND A VACUUM?

I'm asking, I'm asking. . . . . THat's too too tooo good to pass up asking how you get rid of pests like that!!

Dave

OK Dave,

The flyswatter you know what to do with,

the vacuume is for use at night, fly's like to hang on the celling and you suck them up with the hose.

also good for other creeping crawling things in hard to get places.

For the mouse, I use pennut butter on a cracker, in the middle of fly paper, gets the little pests right off.

River

For 1845.oo i think maby i will rent o backhoe i like to play with them any how

Now if they can just invent something to get rid of English sparrows (aka weaver finches.)

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Mon Sep 29, 2003 6:01 pm The flyswatter you know what to do with,

the vacuum is for use at night, fly's like to hang on the celling and you suck them up with the hose.

Also good for other creeping crawling things in hard to get places.

For the mouse, I use pennut butter on a cracker, in the middle of fly paper, gets the little pests right off.

River

I had this great image of you chasing a field mouse with a flyswatter in one hand and a vacuum cleaner in the other... Beating them into submission and then sucking them into the vacuum. Think of the noise when the mouse hits the blades in the vacuum... oh so delightfully disgusting.