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Mezo said:
Well that size does suggest mouse rather than rat, but we have mice here by the bucket load & they never touch any seedlings.
Yep they crap everywhere but no damage at all to a single seedling or small plant.

Did all of them get destroyed in 12 hours or just one or two? and go to bed you nutter you can answer tomorrow.

Mezo.
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yeaah.. daamn..
maybe it's getting pretty hungry because it's been in the garage for a while? that's my only guess..
& I was gone for twelve so idk, just sometime in those hours it happened, then I left for like an hour, and about 4 more plants were destroyed..

haha I will go to bed soon :P
 
You may need to secure the perimeter with razor wire and or an electric fence. I’ve been using glue traps placed inside of 4” x 3 ft length PVC pipe to combat our squire problem. The local squire population outnumbers the cats at least 3:1. Many neighborhood cats have not come home. Dogs seem to be ineffective at trimming their numbers as well.

I feel your pain brother!!
 
If you're losing them that quickly, set up a video camera and leave for another couple hours, see for yourself what's causing it.

SuperHot said:
I’ve been using glue traps placed inside of 4” x 3 ft length PVC pipe to combat our squire problem. The local squire population outnumbers the cats at least 3:1
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Bloody squires!

2002%20Ragley%20Knight%20and%20Squire.JPG


...Beady little eyes....
 
yo, dude dude

get a couple of traps for them

http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R-100558611/h_d2/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=victor+rat+trap&storeId=10051

or

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/catalog/servlet/Search?storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&keyword=victor%20rat%20trap&Ns=None&Ntpr=1&Ntpc=1&selectedCatgry=SEARCH+ALL

a little peanut butter with seeds for bait and keep emptying and resetting til no more are found

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dude those things spread fast.. all they do is eat, and make mousey porn, and have lots and lots of babies..

i would call and exterminator. you might trap the parents, but the babies will soon resurface and breeeeeeeeeeed..
 
Hey Dude...here's a thought...

Do you have any crickets/grasshoppers near where you live? They seem to explode in hot & dry conditions (which I think you've been having?), and I think I read that some places in Texas are having a hard time with them this year. Our grasshoppers usually explode in August - and what they've done to some of my plants in the past is sickening! They're fast too! And munch right down to the nubs like in that pic. They're evil. :)
 
SuperHot said:
You may need to secure the perimeter with razor wire and or an electric fence. I’ve been using glue traps placed inside of 4” x 3 ft length PVC pipe to combat our squire problem. The local squire population outnumbers the cats at least 3:1. Many neighborhood cats have not come home. Dogs seem to be ineffective at trimming their numbers as well.

I feel your pain brother!!
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SuperHot said:
You may need to secure the perimeter with razor wire and or an electric fence. I’ve been using glue traps placed inside of 4” x 3 ft length PVC pipe to combat our squire problem. The local squire population outnumbers the cats at least 3:1. Many neighborhood cats have not come home. Dogs seem to be ineffective at trimming their numbers as well.

I feel your pain brother!!
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daamn, that sounds intense..
I'm going to get myself glue traps..
my dog hasn't done anything D:

Wulf said:
If you're losing them that quickly, set up a video camera and leave for another couple hours, see for yourself what's causing it.


Bloody squires!

2002%20Ragley%20Knight%20and%20Squire.JPG


...Beady little eyes....
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I tried setting one up for 30 minutes and saw nothing :[

nitwit said:
yo, dude dude

get a couple of traps for them

http://www.homedepot...p&storeId=10051

or

http://www.homedepot...tgry=SEARCH ALL

a little peanut butter with seeds for bait and keep emptying and resetting til no more are found

:dance:
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I will today!

Arenal Botanical Garden said:
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Chile Juju said:
Hey Dude...here's a thought...

Do you have any crickets/grasshoppers near where you live? They seem to explode in hot & dry conditions (which I think you've been having?), and I think I read that some places in Texas are having a hard time with them this year. Our grasshoppers usually explode in August - and what they've done to some of my plants in the past is sickening! They're fast too! And munch right down to the nubs like in that pic. They're evil. :)
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that sounds terrible D:
but I'm pretty positive mine is a rodent :/
 
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