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RATS need help #4718683 11/04/13 05:37 PM
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I keep the lease truck at the lease (f150) And after two years the rats have found it. I have some vacume lines that have bee chewed....


Must question is this what can I do to keep them out from under the hood.



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Re: RATS need help [Re: Big A] #4718690 11/04/13 05:39 PM
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a few cats will solve your problem

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Cats or snakes.


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Re: RATS need help [Re: jdk1985] #4718865 11/04/13 06:30 PM
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Put some diesel in a cup with a rag. They dont like the smell of it. I do this on my ranger and i leave the hood up.

Re: RATS need help [Re: jackcountyhunter] #4718885 11/04/13 06:36 PM
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then you will have hog and beetle problems lol

Re: RATS need help [Re: jackcountyhunter] #4719016 11/04/13 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted By: jackcountyhunter
... leave the hood up.

Re: RATS need help [Re: talkturkey] #4719988 11/05/13 12:22 AM
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Nothing I've ever tried works.


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Re: RATS need help [Re: Dave Davidson] #4721017 11/05/13 07:18 AM
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Leave hood up. I have not had a single one under the hood on my hunting jeep. They did find the plug wires on my honda the first day I was there though
I did not raise the hood on it though


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Take 3 or 4 Bounce dryer sheets and fold them over a few times, run a piece of wire around the middle and put them under the hood. Works great. The smell lasts a long time and the rats/mice hate it.


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if it weren't for the damn
gummint, you could buy those
packs of blue rat poison at the
feed store. it can still be
bought in a bulk pack for
about $60.00 . about 20 years worth.
need to have a group buy and
split it up.

Re: RATS need help [Re: TX_LT230FH] #4735156 11/10/13 05:14 AM
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Originally Posted By: TX_LT230FH
Take 3 or 4 Bounce dryer sheets and fold them over a few times, run a piece of wire around the middle and put them under the hood. Works great. The smell lasts a long time and the rats/mice hate it.


I was getting eaten alive tonight by skeeters and my wife said to grab a dryer sheet and wipe it on me and put it in my back pocket. I will be dammed, it worked


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Re: RATS need help [Re: Stoney] #4735165 11/10/13 05:21 AM
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Try "Cab Fresh". Tractor Supply sells it. It was devised by some farmers to keep the rodents out of their equipment during the off season....it doesn't smell top bad either.

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