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Re: Rats

Reply #25
It is some what messy, but if you put grease on the water hose and electric the mice and bugs will not use them for entry into your coach. And when you are ready to leaves the site a little rubbing alcohol and all clean.
John
1998 U270 34'

Re: Rats

Reply #26
I've had good success with the Victor electronic rat trap baited with peanut butter.
Jim Monk
1997 U270
East Texas

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Reply #27
I used one of those electric traps once and when I checked the trap all that was left was a ball of fur.  It worked very well!!!  ----  Have a great day  ----  Fritz
Fritz & Kathy Johnson
1991 36'

Re: Rats

Reply #28
Bacon or sausage grease ? ;)

I had a friend wit 2 Jack Russell's and an OLD GMC motorhome. In Montana one summe a ground squirrel got in the coach. The squirrel didn't survive....neither did the under dash wiring, nor any upholstered surface. Believe I'd use a 12ga instead.

Hey Jimmy, what time is it ?
Dave W. (AKA Toyman )
'03, 270, 36', Build 6095, Pulling whatever I hook it to.

"Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened."
Dr Seuss

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Reply #29
In my house found "mouse evidence" behind the refrigerator. They were munching on the dog food from the dog bowl. Laid out several traps using peanut butter and then bacon that I cooked a little with a lighter. No luck at all. Finally put a piece of dog food on the trap. Bingo! Moral of story bait with whatever they are eating! Hmmm I wonder if some extra wire from the coach would work? :D

see ya
ken
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Re: Rats

Reply #30
Ken  ----  Ever consider leaving the dog food outside and have a mean cat wandering around??  ----  Have a great day  ----  Fritz
Fritz & Kathy Johnson
1991 36'