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mickmck

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ive been getting my male harris down to flying weight after his molt , everything was going well then i started to notice his weight was taking some getting down , some days he was heavier than the dain the molty before and only gettin reduced feed , then the other day i heard him screaming and thought it was at the dog , but when i looked out the window i see him with a young rat in his feet , so its all become clear now why its been hard to get him down to weight . im now locking him in at night and have put a trap down , i wouldnt mind but i been paying £2.00 a rat while he was in the molt lol . just wandered if anyone else has had the same problem before , cheers mick

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last night the fella next door asked me if i had a rat trap as he found a hole in his shed were they were coming in , someone told him if you put ferret shit down the hole they wouldnt come back ????????

better sticking the ferret down :laugh: stick the hose pipe in it and drown them out :laugh:
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last night the fella next door asked me if i had a rat trap as he found a hole in his shed were they were coming in , someone told him if you put ferret shit down the hole they wouldnt come back ????????

better sticking the ferret down :laugh: stick the hose pipe in it and drown them out :laugh:

if the trap dont work ill put the ferret in and let me little border catch them as they bolt
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Got a few problems with them here at the moment, I suppose living in the country I have to expect it. each winter its a never ending war at this place not so much around the aviaries but around the chickens/sheds and the missus also has them going in the polytunnel now.

 

I have no other choice but to blitz them with poisen when in the areas above which is well away from the aviaries. when they're around the aviaries I use cage and selfset traps along the partition, I always have a few cage traps around the aviaries in the winter....

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