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Quote: Here again we're talking about the action of warfarin. You must eat it on a continuous basis - as in repeatedly, over the course of a few days before it does the job, as it inhibits the bloods ability to clot. Vitamin K is the antidote for high level warfarin poisoning, if there is a...

Quote: I'd have to disagree with you about the effectiveness of this type of poison for rats and the length of kill. Within two days of placing OneBite in my cellar, I see dead rats. It is very effective for rats and can even kill a dog just as quickly, depending on the amount ingested...

Yes unfortunately it would.

Someone mentioned Warfarin a while back, and I don't know what you're using as bait, but if it's Warfarin, that takes a long time to kill. They have to eat it repeatedly over a matter of days. It works to destroy the vitamin K in the system or the body's ability to use it somehow, anyway...

Quote: Have you seen mice? I'm just wondering, because I've heard that where there is a heavy rat infestation you won't see any, or very few mice. They don't cohabitate. I'm pretty sure a rat would eat a mouse nest in a heartbeat. Chomp - what a tasty, convenient snack.

Quote: What a nightmare! I can't imagine what that must have been like for you, not just the work involved because that is a tremendous amount of work, but no matter how much you want to get rid of something and hate having it around, even fear having it around, it's still VERY difficult...

Quote: I don't think that's going to get it. Check with feathersnuggles about what they actually had in mind, but I'm afraid it may have been more along the lines of hardware cloth or 1/2 or 1 inch welded wire. They'll chew through chicken wire in one bite. Sorry, I don't really mean to be the...

Well now I'd say that's being pretty creative, plus heavily armoured. It's got to at least slow 'em down. Good luck.

This is not the time of year for this to be of any use to you at all, but when I had my farm I tried to encourage snakes, black and corn specifically. I don't know if you're to far north for that or not, plus of course they're all hibernating now. But, in the spring you might tell your friends...