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After setting the trap last night, we caught a dozen this morning. It works great! Makes me worry about how many rats I may have though.How's the Ratinator going? We had some good luck with ours![]()
Wow! Thats a lot! When you reset it, it's important to tie the trap door open for a few nights and give them some food inside of it so they get comfy with going in and out of their little feed room, then set the trap door again after a few freebie nights.After setting the trap last night, we caught a dozen this morning. It works great! Makes me worry about how many rats I may have though.
I've learned to bait the snap traps like this also. I also have a Ratinator.Wow! Thats a lot! When you reset it, it's important to tie the trap door open for a few nights and give them some food inside of it so they get comfy with going in and out of their little feed room, then set the trap door again after a few freebie nights.
Rats and smart enough to learn not to go back if they perceive its a danger to them. I think this is where the snap traps and electronic traps fail. They learn it's dangerous and avoid them.
That thing looks gnarly! Good advice, I’ll retie it and keep it open for a few days.I've learned to bait the snap traps like this also. I also have a Ratinator.
Here's a couple tricks I learned in my days in 'Nam.
Rats don't wiggle out from the drywall screws or take the trap with a tether.
Dusty trap= no rats here....yet.
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