9zero1790
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ive had good results with glue traps in the past but i cant imagine how to use them in the trucks. its amazing how rodents can get into so many places.
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@AzScorpion this is the best RP quote on the forum, ever.racoons can fit into a 4" diameter hole.
imagine what a little ol' rat can fit into.
for reference an average human butt hole can stretch to 8" and suffer no damage
thats two whole racoons up your ass.
@AzScorpion this is the best RP quote on the forum, ever.
Great mascot!Is it common for there to be unplugged holes big enough for rats to get into the cabin of the truck? About a week ago I found a bunch of rat crap in the jockey box. I set a trap inside the truck caught a huge freaking rat! This has never happened to any of our other cars.
Damn son, now his 10 gallon hat won't fit him no moe.@AzScorpion this is the best RP quote on the forum, ever.
Those electronic things do not work in my experience and I have tried them all. I can't tell you how much money I have wasted on stuff that doesn't work for mice.Just wanted to add my name to the list of folks that have had rodents in the engine compartment. Chewed some off of the foam engine cover I bought for my XLT and clawed crap from the battery cover to form into a fuzzy ball. Not overly amused. Do those ultrasonic things work? Any magic bullet to get rid of them and keep them away?
Funny thing is that I have cats but I think only like one of them would actually kill it. The others would just bat it around for a few hours.Ford always adding cool features. This one is dubbed the pet obtainer
Worked for me, had mice in the garage & put one there, no more mice, been 4/5 yrs now.Just wanted to add my name to the list of folks that have had rodents in the engine compartment. Chewed some off of the foam engine cover I bought for my XLT and clawed crap from the battery cover to form into a fuzzy ball. Not overly amused. Do those ultrasonic things work? Any magic bullet to get rid of them and keep them away?