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Good morning everyone. Going to the Amish market for some necessities and to TSC to pick up some more feed - then to the beagle club. Insanity has hit NJ. Our major grocery store here has perhaps 20 checkout stations plus a half dozen self check outs. Folks are saying that it has taken them more than an hour to check out. Just try to find a parking space, and then this - someone had a cart full of checked out groceries, turned around to interact with someone, and someone else stole their food. :barnie
 
sourland said:
Good morning everyone. Going to the Amish market for some necessities and to TSC to pick up some more feed - then to the beagle club. Insanity has hit NJ. Our major grocery store here has perhaps 20 checkout stations plus a half dozen self check outs. Folks are saying that it has taken them more than an hour to check out. Just try to find a parking space, and then this - someone had a cart full of checked out groceries, turned around to interact with someone, and someone else stole their food. :barnie
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Wow!
 
sharron said:
deb, i go on ebay and look for decon, (its not the same name but works the same way} comes in little pouches and does the trick like decon used to
forgot to add, we don't like the tomcat
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Unfortunately I already ordered and paid for Tomcat on amazon. And Decon has the same ingredient. according to the Eco site it says use indoors. I have no issues finding dead rats and disposing of them Or living with Decomp. My last house had roof rats I used decon pellets and they died all throughout the ceiling. I got immune to the smell. Made my own bait stations too.

But I did find the one I wanted and will order that. Its based on Corn cob... and is Eco friendly Called Rat X... I found an eco website that listed both RatX and Tomcat
So I am happy to get both. Rat X takes some finesse to get them to take the bait but I am up for the challenge if I don't poison a Raptor or Coyote. They loose their interest in drinking water as the pellet swells in their stomach. They go and die in their nests.

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You have to add an attractant to help it call in the rats. Peanut oil is what has been talked about in review.

They say to keep away from pets. I can see why its a pellet and contains fish oil in large quantities it would be fatal to a cat or dog or chicken. So if you are going to use it around the coop definitely use bait stations that only a mouse or rat can get into.

deb
 

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