My WH anti-rodent attachment

[wh500special 2,156]

Heck, I'll even loan ya some cheese for your trap!

Mike.........

Loan? You really want that cheese back?

[Rooster 191]

Pet Snakes work best!

[COMMANDO6 20]

Awesome. Except for the smell you'll have under there in 2 weeks.

See, they have an attachment for everything.

[ben06351 19]

Way to go. I love it. I usually clean out my shed by starting up up a few engines and closing the doors. Hey if I have to use up the gas I should get something for my effort.

[6wheeler 603]

I have an old push mower (minus the blade) that I use for gophers and moles. I use a 5' piece of flex tube, shove it in the hole and let her run through a tank full, and gone.

[c161rat 185]

Hey...all this talk about killing rats makes me sad..... ....LOL

[jla1257 2]

Now about the squirrels that eat the hood latch knobs off of my tractors. Can't seem to find any answer for that one. If I remove the plastic knobs, they go after the choke/throttle knobs. If I remove them, then the danged little critters start gnawing on the aluminum dash housing. I can't win.

http://www.crosman.com/airguns/rifles/pump/397 Take one out first thing in the morning and cook it up with some gravey and a biscuit. Two problems are solved. The fist being what to eat for breakfast and the second how to stop the squirrels from eating your wheel horse.

[Don1977 604]

I've been fortune enough to have a King snake around to take care of the rats. mice, and other snakes . I sold an old car, there were two men under the hood changing the battery and getting it fire up when a King snake crawled out from between the felt liner and the hood, wish I have a vidio of that.

[tunahead72 2,400]

http://www.crosman.c...rifles/pump/397 Take one out first thing in the morning and cook it up with some gravey and a biscuit. Two problems are solved. The fist being what to eat for breakfast and the second how to stop the squirrels from eating your wheel horse.

Thanks for that link Bob, it looks like a good place to start thinking about how to resolve my woodpecker problem, once and for all. The little peckers have been destroying my wood siding for years, poking holes large enough for other birds to create nests in my attic. I've tried almost everything to keep them away, nothing works for long. -- I actually have a box in my basement labeled "Bird control supplies".

Not that I would actually shoot one, of course. :)