Catching rats!

Discussion in 'Landscaping and Outdoors' started by BiancoTheGiraffe, Apr 7, 2021.

  1. don’t blame you
     
  2. PhilSo

    PhilSo Screwfix Select

    Can you unfollow, (is that a real word), your own thread?

    :rolleyes:
     
  3. FlyByNight

    FlyByNight Screwfix Select


    He need not worry, the rats will still follow him home.

    I have a vast amount of wildlife in my garden and most are fine, just three get dealt with. Rats, squirrels and signal crayfish - all with good reason.
     
  4. sparky steve

    sparky steve Screwfix Select

    How many rats does it take to screw in a light bulb?

    Two ! but you have to wonder how they got into the light bulb.:confused:
     
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  5. rogerk101

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    Based on that, perhaps we should just cull all the disease carrying humans! We'd have quite a spree right now.
     
  6. Okoak

    Okoak Active Member

    It is illegal to release rats onto any area of land without the owners permission, and as every inch of land is owned by somebody you can't do it, unless you manage to find anyone insane enough to welcome the introduction of dangerous vermin on to their property.
    Furthermore it is entirely illegal to release into the wild any non native species, and the Brown Rat while common in the UK is not classed as native but is an invasive species.
     
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  7. ramseyman

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    Anyone able to point OP to where he could buy a Pied Piper's pipe? Never seen one advertised.
     
  8. Severntrent

    Severntrent Screwfix Select

    Buy her a Jack Russell as a present to keep her company
     
  9. Astramax

    Astramax Super Member

    Look on ebay, bit of a delivery delay at the moment as they come from China.
     
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  10. sparky steve

    sparky steve Screwfix Select

    BREAKING NEWS: Rat Spotted With Pied Piper !

    More to follow.
     
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  11. FlyByNight

    FlyByNight Screwfix Select

    There are some who would welcome them onto their land ... no idea why.
     

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