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The bad news....it appears that this is not the only one.....so the traps remain in place. I'll keep you posted.
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To bad these little guys are such nasty pest because they sure are cute!
ReplyDeleteHhmmmm...not sure I can *quite* get to cute Grandma Rosie :)
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Cheri
Yikes!!! I can't stand those nasty things either!! I feel for you! We battled rats last winter...Uck!! I'd try the cats in the vech. w/a cat box... that's if they are box trained. What about putting a live trap in the vech? Then once it's caught your boys could take the trap from the vech and shoot it (even with pellet gun...that's how we have to do it...as we live too close to neighbors).. to kill it. Praying your able to get rid of the rodent in your vech!
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