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Index of Subjects That explains why one of them was quite dead but a few feet away and not in the trap.Thanks. I got 1 more today with a chunk of pedigree canned dog food. I do I have a few moments of sadness. I know they are only living their life and it was a pretty good one with the bird seed and all... Angela in Windsor Sent from my iPhone On 2013-04-18, at 3:52 PM, bdigout@seaside.ns.ca wrote: > Hi Angela; > Set the trap against a wall or tree with the bait end facing out. > Sometimes a rat will crawl over the trap from behind and the spring > actually throws them away. Billy > >> I've noticed the starlings gathering nesting material in the back yard the >> last few days. Sky Rats I recall someone on this list calling them. >> >> Speaking of rats...The traps have taken care of 2 of them. One check for >> peanut butter, one check for suet. Last night they sprung 2 of them and >> seem to have gotten away unscathed. One had a piece of apple and the other >> suet and peanut butter. Honestly I don't know how they move that quick to >> not get caught. Seeing how many times I've set it on my own thumb!! >> >> Angela in Windsor >> >> -- >> "The significant problems of our time cannot be solved by the same level >> of thinking that created them." >> Albert Einstein >> >> "When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the >> rest of the world." >> John Muir > >
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