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Anything to save you the same fury and frustration I felt after going through so much trouble! I've never had any luck with poison either, if it makes you feel any better. My ladies will happily kill a young rat that crosses through their run, and the young ones are the only ones that haven't...

The rat family and all their distant relatives that move into the abandoned (evicted!) family home (my coop!) each summer and again in the fall won't touch anything baited with peanut butter! It dawned on me though that what they really enjoy is any spilled chicken feed, so I turn that into a...

I swear, our Ontario rats are the trickiest, cleverest foe to go up against. I'd rather out-think a coyote. From my experience, I'll be honest, I was a little terrified at first due to fire risk, and of course the package saysonce there's no more smoke there's no more danger, but I didn't want...

If you're able to keep the chickens out of the coop, a reasonably easy way to eliminate a good number are the mole pesticide smoke bombs. If you're able to cover most of the holes. Of course this also means dead rats under your coop, which equals out to a bit of a stink when things warm up, if...