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How do you make a feeder that the chickens can get into but that the rats can't?They come for food, no food no rats, it is cheaper and more effective to get rat proof feeders than buying poison.
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How do you make a feeder that the chickens can get into but that the rats can't?They come for food, no food no rats, it is cheaper and more effective to get rat proof feeders than buying poison.
How do you make a feeder that the chickens can get into but that the rats can't?
where did you find this type of trap -- how would I do this? I just put up some wood snap traps, which they will probably avoid, little buggers....but hoping for the best for the morning "catch"Would a garbage can of water with sunflower seeds on top of the water work as a trap for that type of rat? I know that has been suggested as a good way to catch rats in other threads.
I only had to deal with a pack rat in Wyoming, and that was only once. Those are nasty smelling critters; adorable as all get out with their big eyes and fuzzy tail, but really stinky and destructive.
they most certainly can my friend, if I would have known that it would have been all hardware cloth for me, but I have several videos of them running in and out of my double chicken wire like it was nothing....Question -- can rats fit through Chicken Wire?
yeah, I thought so.they most certainly can my friend, if I would have known that it would have been all hardware cloth for me, but I have several videos of them running in and out of my double chicken wire like it was nothing....![]()
Still cheaper is trigger happy chicken feeder, but the one in the video is very low, it should be as high as possible or the hens will over trigger and leave food behind, crows will learn how to use it.How do you make a feeder that the chickens can get into but that the rats can't?
You just fill the garbage can with a foot of water and float seed on top of water.where did you find this type of trap -- how would I do this? I just put up some wood snap traps, which they will probably avoid, little buggers....but hoping for the best for the morning "catch"