Enter Snadge, big game hunter!
Just killed my first rat with an air rifle and I got the sucker RIGHT BETWEEN THE EYES!
Rats are starting to get a bit out of hand at the allotment as they move indoors for the winter.
I am using a three pronged attack, traps, poison and shooting the varmints.
Spent part of the day patching holes where they had gnawed through my hut until ther only means of entry was the pophole.
Crouched down in the hut (behind the chooks who were on there 4 foot high roosting bar) and aimed at the pophole. Sure enough, after 10 minutes Roland appears at the pophole, looks left, looks right, looks forward then BANG.......right between the eyes. Stuck another slug in him for good measure as well.
Wing'ed another one which let out a squeel but vanished. By this time it was too dark ro see anything so picked the dead rat up and chucked him behind the coop in case he had eaten any poison and my chooks had a peck at him.
I am not usually a vindictive person but when my chooks food was disappearing at a rate of knots I felt it was time to take action.
Just killed my first rat with an air rifle and I got the sucker RIGHT BETWEEN THE EYES!
Rats are starting to get a bit out of hand at the allotment as they move indoors for the winter.
I am using a three pronged attack, traps, poison and shooting the varmints.
Spent part of the day patching holes where they had gnawed through my hut until ther only means of entry was the pophole.
Crouched down in the hut (behind the chooks who were on there 4 foot high roosting bar) and aimed at the pophole. Sure enough, after 10 minutes Roland appears at the pophole, looks left, looks right, looks forward then BANG.......right between the eyes. Stuck another slug in him for good measure as well.
Wing'ed another one which let out a squeel but vanished. By this time it was too dark ro see anything so picked the dead rat up and chucked him behind the coop in case he had eaten any poison and my chooks had a peck at him.
I am not usually a vindictive person but when my chooks food was disappearing at a rate of knots I felt it was time to take action.
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