I would love to know what they are thinking about this

"Great, first we get stuck on this thing, now we are soaking in oil, wth?"

The oil worked!

No sign of them around.


Those traps have been out for 6 days and not 1 rat, today, we caught two birds.
Looks like I'm gonna go back to setting traps again.

Now, let's see what else we can mess up around here.

Taste like chicken.....jus sayin'

About a year ago our dog got into one. I had to cut all sorts of hair to get that thing off.

Next time use EVOO. That way when the cat eats them off the bird bath, it won't be as bad for its cholesterol.

Yep, OK.





You think your wife will buy it?

Carolina wrens. Extremely common around here. I've got two pair in the back yard.

Trust me , he's going to NEED vasaline when this is over .

Will those traps for on squirrels??

Yeah the stripe along the side of the head wasn't quite matching up to a Brown Thrasher.

I caught four copperheads with glue traps over the last two years, and probably half-a-dozen stupid little birds. Cooking oil does work to offset the glue.

Glad ya got them free, used the oil truck once or twice myself for non-vermin critters

[quote=aquaholic1822]When I was in elementary school, I got home and we had a sparrow in our fire place. I caught it with a fishing net, tied fishing line around its leg and flew it around in the backyard.

Mom came home and took me to baseball practice so I left the rod and bird on the trampoline...when we got back the bird was hangin upside down on the edge of the trampoline....I got in trouble for that one [/quote

Can you imagine doing that with one of the Peruvian Condors ?

You could soak them in gasoline, throw a match, and have baked bird ala Uncle Rob.

I've had that happen. Think I used wd40.