dibbons
Well-Known Member
i read somewhere GI's in the Pacific Islands during WW II used 55 gallon drums set in the ground filled partway with water and would trap rats/mice by the thousands!
I invented a new mouse trap
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adriver
Blazing Apostle
Reminds me of the time I was junk yarding and found a decent plastic radiator overflow tank in a Dart.
Took it out. Turned it upside down to shake the black water out of it.
Nothing happened. Shook it harder, nothing.
Shook it hard and out falls a big rotten rodent of unknown type.
I started gagging at the stink.
Took it out. Turned it upside down to shake the black water out of it.
Nothing happened. Shook it harder, nothing.
Shook it hard and out falls a big rotten rodent of unknown type.
I started gagging at the stink.
TrailBeast
AKA Mopars4us on Youtube
Kuda, we used to fill a bucket about 1/2 way with water and then cover the water with rice hull.
The hull floats on top of the water, a board allows them to get up there and they can smell the hulls.
They have no problem jumping right in there and drowning.
The jar is a cool find, but the jar was best suited for burying in the ground next to a red ant hill.
(just in case you had a need for a large collection of red ants for any reason) :twisted:
HEY, it happens.
The hull floats on top of the water, a board allows them to get up there and they can smell the hulls.
They have no problem jumping right in there and drowning.
The jar is a cool find, but the jar was best suited for burying in the ground next to a red ant hill.
(just in case you had a need for a large collection of red ants for any reason) :twisted:
HEY, it happens.
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