How To Make Sure You Kill All "Rats" - Simple & Cheap 💀💀💀
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Rats can be one of the biggest pests in the home or on a farm and they can spread disease throughout your home your farm animals and also to us humans.
Some rat diseases can be deadly and are not pleasant if you catch one. This is why is it a good idea to keep them at bay. rats can become immune to all sorts of passions, so it is better to keep switching from one to another and if possible use many kinds. This way you will know that they are not getting used to just one type that you may be using..`?
Rat-borne diseases can be deadly for several reasons:
High Transmission Rates: Rats are known to carry a variety of diseases, including bacterial infections such as Leptospirosis, Salmonellosis, and rat-bite fever. These diseases can spread rapidly, especially in areas with a high rat population density, making it easy for them to infect multiple people quickly.
The severity of the Diseases: Some rat-borne diseases, such as Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS), are particularly severe and can lead to life-threatening complications such as acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). These diseases can progress rapidly and require prompt medical attention to increase the chances of survival.
Resistance to Treatment: Some rat-borne diseases may be resistant to traditional antibiotics or other forms of medical treatment. In some cases, the disease may be so severe that even with the best medical care, the patient may not survive.
Lack of Vaccines: There are currently no vaccines available for many rat-borne diseases, which can make prevention and treatment more challenging. This means that the best way to avoid these diseases is by preventing exposure to infected rats or their droppings.
In summary, rat-borne diseases can be deadly due to their high transmission rates, severity, resistance to treatment, and lack of available vaccines. Therefore, it is essential to take preventive measures to avoid exposure to rats and their droppings, particularly in areas where rat populations are high.
You can also use some of these household products to make homemade rat poisons:
You call also mix this plaster of pairs with peanut butter to make homemade rat poison
This is a homemade rat poison using plaster of Paris
Use homemade rat poison with borax
This homemade rat poison safe for dogs
homemade rat poison using antifreeze
Rats have been known throughout history to carry many diseases and you want to make sure you can keep them under control.
This is an easy and cheap method that will kill every "RAT" on your farm.
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Does this also work on mice? Thank you!
@@joletty1793 It should do if they take it, I have only tried it on rats you have to remove all other food sources from the area. I think rats start to take it after a day or two of not getting any type of food so they are hungry, but if other food is in the area they will take that instead
@@SmallFarmerLife Thanks! Love the way you presented video. Will definitely try this, excellent idea! 😉👏👏👍
@@joletty1793 Thanks Jo really appreciate the feedback Craig
Love this ~ Thank You ~ The restaurants at the beach closed due to covid ~ So all the rats came up the street! Moved in under my shed. Being a menace. I'm SO making this cocktail tomorrow💪 I see them running out from under the shed to eat the fallen cherries from the tree. They come up onto my upper deck at night. Just insanity. Rats turds everywhere! 🤦🤮
Great advice. Best part is also that if any Predatory Birds get a hold of the Dead Rats, they wont be harmed by eating the flesh. If poison used, the predatory Bird would also get poisoning so this is an amazing & far less harmful alternative.
Considering the cost that pest control companies charge you, when some people have no money to pay for it and get this problem through no fault of their own... thank you, very helpful
I just spent the last 4 days watching my best friend, a 6 year old German shepherd, die of rat poisoning. Yes, I took him to the vet but it was too late to save him. He showed no signs until five days ago. I understand poisons must be used, but, please be ever so careful if other animals are around that area. I used what were suppose to be (pet safe) PVC traps that a rat is forced to crawl far into in order to find the poison/food. A rat dragged a piece out from the trap and my dog ate it. There is no greater a pain, or, guilt than knowing one has killed his only friend.
Please be very careful with poisons.
@@flatfac I checked the stats and it said there were no known cases. Although, I from the south and know good and well if a dog up and died on the farm from eating a rat, Google would be the last one to know about it. LOL
@@flatfac No it does not. My 125 pound German shepherd. ate no more than a crumb and it killed him. I would expect eating a rat would do the same. But, as I said, just because there aren't any reported cases doesn't mean it hasn't happened several times.
So sorry to hear about your GSD. Gutted for you!
@@RockyDave you're very kind. ty
@@douglasdishroon1834 I'm so sorry to hear u lost your best friend.
Even more reason to detest rats.
Sending hugs 🫂 from Australia 🇦🇺
Nothing like a good solid meal.
lol goood one
I suspect that the reason it works so well isn't that it sets hard in the rat's intestine but because Plaster of Paris takes in lots of water which would dehydrate the rat and cause a swift death. It gives off heat as it reacts too.
Hi !!! Hope it does work. I live near the fields and they are coming through digging under yhe fence of mu nrxt door neighbour somr stay at mine or dig again under my other next doors fence. As long ss it does not hurt nature amimsls I'll try anything. Thank yoi.
When I was a kid there was a chicken farmer my dad knew who used a fifty fifty mix plaster of Paris and icing sugar for rats. That was over fifty years ago, just goes to show, the old ideas are the best. Your mix sounds a lot less sticky, I'll have to give it a try.
Hi I keep saying this to my friends what did you think they used before any of these fancy brands came out milking us with small amounts and high prices for other positions that's even if you don't have to get pest control in. Its quite amazing what the old boys know. My mate has lots of old ways of doing things like spraying your whole coop with bleach. You have to do it early on a summer's morning when it's warm so that by the time hens go back in it's dry. That's if you don't have another coop
Talk about getting plastered!
lol good one haha
Someone had to say it. Lol.
We call him the nipper. Takes sips all night long when nobody’s lookin then..... we can only understand every other word. 😂
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This recipe works well - one thing I learned though: Don't use cup-a-soup that has noodles in it. The rats will just paw through the mix looking for all the noodles. The mixture still works, but it takes longer (a few days instead of 1 day) and they make a bigger mess. I plan to vary the approach by making a version with cake mix, then when that's done, peanut butter powder, before cycling back to soup mix as the attractant.
Good point. I'll put the cuppa soup through a coffee grinder first 👍
Always thought that "Cup O Soup" was deadly.
HaHa actually they are not too bad when you are on a farm and just need a hot quick hit with a few slices of bread like but you need 2 sachets to make it thick enough. lol
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Actually, I think Pot Noodle would probably kill rats on its own!😂
@@spudgun995 Lol thanks for comment and taking time to watch
hahahaha
Thank you for this video. I heard about mixing the flour and Plaster of Paris with sugar but never with Cup of Soup. That is a good tip.
No problem thanks for taking the time to watch and hope it works for you Good Luck
You don't need to use plaster of Paris..just use flour and baking soda, works just as well
Cornmeal also.
Yup, they get smart after a while and won't eat the baking soda though.
why flour?
Well I tried that for 10 days and it did nothing but make everything worse... A LOT worse!
I have tried flour and baking soda and for some reason they don't eat it and I've tried peanut butter and baking soda they eat it but I put it out there for a month straight and I didn't see anything results I'm trying the plaster of Paris right now and they are going nuts over it fingers crossed 🤞
Thanks mate.i will try that.finally someone who showed what to do instead of listening to themselves talk.
I have used this system before with great success but I work in smooth peanut into the dry ingredients and I use gloves the whole time I mix or touch the ingredient and form it into balls. So there are no human smells. the said balls I hide in wide plastic conduit piping (big enough for a rat but not ok for bigger animals)
Hi yes I've seen it done that way before, this is quicker but I think if you use multiple ways would be better to get them all. I use all sorts of ways as I have 150 chickens so have to keep on top of the things. Think I will try making some bait balls Thanks
@@SmallFarmerLife lol
Gatorade bottles I used in the past for mice, but also worked on rats, since they'll just chew their way in, if they do not fit.
This was a great tip, I suggest for those where the rats aren't taking it to add another couple of Cup-A-Soup sachets to make it more tempting !
Thanks what a fantastic idea! I shall send them off in style by putting up a small sign "Soup du jour" with check napkins and tablecloths.
I am definitely trying this!! Thank you.
Thanks mate i will try this today , i have never seen so many on the farm
You have to keep on top of them and keep changing the poison etc as they are clever and know what to and what not to eat once a couple of their pals die
Wow! Thankyou for this! I’m gonna do this tomorrow
My mother did this 50 year ago when we had mice in the house and it worked.
My only question is when the mice died in the house was there a smell ?
Supposedly they get thirsty and go looking for 💧 water @@Bettysjourney
I subscribed because the fellow is smart, helpful, and a hottie!🐺
Yes he is quite isn't he?!X
Recipe that's been around a good while in rural Ireland. Well done.!
We've had so much rain this year that the rats moved into our chicken coup and duck house. They've bitten the chickens, eaten eggs and attacked chicks in the brooder. It's heartbreaking.
We respect wildlife and won't use poison baits. Considered the water bucket system but concerned about finding young birds in the buckets. This brilliant, simple and straightforward concoction is EXACTLY what we've been needing!
Love the simple things. Will substitute the plaster of paris with baking soda because we need to save our hens, chicks and eggs ASAP!
Will follow up with you on our results! Thank you!
Follow up:
IT WORKS!!
We combined equal parts baking soda and flour, then divided the mixture into 2 containers. In one we added cinnamon powder and the other coco powder. Each placed near entry/exit holes with water nearby. Took about a week for them to consume it all, but it's clear the vermin numbers have dropped! Birds are happy and we're back to collecting more eggs than eggshells! We plan on trying different flavors each month. Ramen noodle seasoning packet or powdered sugar sprinkled just enough to add a scent and some flavor.
Just to be clear... THIS WORKS! 👏🙌
That’s great. I will try this. I don’t have chickens but I have fruit trees. Orange, a small banana one, and huge grape vines. Last year when the grapes came in the mice would feast all over the grapes at night. Birds and squirrels too but not to the same extent. And they’re also not as disgusting as rats.
Do you still use this method when encountering vermin? Also, did you ever try peanut butter? I keep hearing it’s rats’ favorite and the smell is super pungent. Thanks for sharing, I will try this!
The baking soda kills the vermin?
The baking soda kills the vermin?
@@winniecash1654
Yes. Indeed it does
Nice one geordie, we've had a worse year than normal on our allotments down the road in darlington, going to have a go at this. Cheers, Rich.
Hi Richie yeah sometimes they can come in force and then other times they don't seem to be about as much. Like I was overrun with them but now not so much, maybe it's because I keep switching around using different methods to kill them off. Hope you have good luck Richie
Good stuff, sugar and sometimes baking soda works fast too. Rats are familys and once killed another family will move in so be pro active and this stuff is really good. Must be plaster of paris not drywall mix many make that mistake
Yeah I use the baking soda also I use all types to keep hundreds of chickens so have to keep switching them around to keep on top of them
Mate, is this plaster of the Paris in powder form or tiny beads ? Great video. Thank you so much 👍
doing the soup today thanks great video.. cant wait...;.
No problem hope it solves your rodent problem the soup just helps with the smell of it and also the taste, instead of just the flour etc thanks for the comment
Wow! This really does work, thanks big man 👍
No problem 👍 glad it helped
Thank you . For showing us the measurement plus the trick with a cup of soup thank you .
Thank you so much for sharing !
My old Italian relatives, who raised chickens, used a mixture of 50-50 plaster of paris (the dry powder) and polenta (a type of corn meal) to solve their mouse and rat problem. I think that the plaster of paris sets up when it reaches their stomach and kills them.
Death by Constipation and dehydration.
I also thought of polenta when I saw a video that mixes baking powder and jiffy corn bread mix.
Awesome, my friend. I'll try it!
Greg- I had almost given up hope. This miserable little sob avoided live traps, snap traps, zapper box, and bait boxes. FINALLY….. after consuming your mixture with a cream of chicken cup of soup ( with no noodles as suggested by another viewer) I have not heard or seen anything for three days. This vermin must of learned quickly because the others perished by all the other means mentioned. Peanut butter, nut fruit bars, bacon, Nutella, and muffin mix-sugar-baking soda mix avoided by this last one. Clearly consumed a larger amount of the mixture and had a small side order container nearby with water as suggested. Thank you for sharing!
Yes they can be tricky and they do learn really quickly whats not good for them so you have to swap and change or they will just leave it. Glad you have heard nothing from the little sod lol
This does work well, also cornmeal and Baking soda, also instant dry mash potato s leave dry just put out a bowl
It works great, but you should skip the plaster of Paris for a few days and feed them the flour for a bit to get a taste for it, then you can be sure they'll grab it with the plaster.
Make little paper wraps they can carry away to scoff , then you know they'll get a good dose, when the wraps don't disappear, you know the rats have.
I have always used Plaster of Paris mixed with Flour and packet Soups 👍 my Grandad showed me this as a child, 100% works 🐀=⚰ i still always use Rat Boxes to put the Bait in, and check every day, and refill as it goes down 😉👍
Yeah, it works and is less dangerous to other animals, but it works for me and as I keep chickens I am using all different methods so to keep the rats taking different baits from homemade to pro passions. I do have a friend who gets me stronger stuff, but again keep switching and placing all over the farm to keep them down. Thanks for watching and confirming it works. Top Guy thanks Craig
Wholly cow! Awesome Recipe. And just found a 25 lbs. bag of Plaster of Paris at Home Depot for twenty dollars! Thanks for the tip
@@utubestalker.dotcom Jesus you will have rat statues all over the garden and it will last for dome time hope it's fast setting ..? test a little to see how fast it sets..? Good luck
Ahaha! Rat statues! 😂😂
Little garden rat gnomes! 😅😅
Listening to you and reading your folks comments has given me more hope than anything else I have seen. Thanks so much. I will pick up the ingredients tomorrow to dissuade these creepy crawlers to beat it. Jesus bless.
Make sure you remove any other food stuff and also leave some water next to the mix as it makes them thirsty which in turn makes it set faster. Good luck
@@SmallFarmerLife Will let you know how it worked here at my small farm in Texas. Jesus bless.
@@sandrarichardson2713 Please do Good Luck
Thank you so much for yr video. This definitely works + just like u said; u see white powder everywhere the next day!
I have literally tried everything + spent over $900 Aussie dollars b4 finding this.
Making fresh batch now for the new ones that bred up. Your solution was the 1st break I've had from these filthy rats in 14 months. Cheap + effective 👍
Well done glad you got the pesky little rodents on the run, put some water next to the mix to be even more effective Good Luck
What if they drop it n my sheep pin ??
900 dollaridoos!
I’ve got rats just dyin to try this!👍☠️
@Julia57 just me yes. Problem is if you can’t find the dead ones , just follow your nose.
Kept chickens out the back garden for 8/9 years yet to see any rats- thought constantly on the look. This is something to remember if I do see signs. Thanks!
I like the idea. Going to give it a try. Your presentation reminded me of a different movie, Mike Meyers in Goldmember when his character Fat Bastard shouted “GET IN MY BELLY!” Cheerio!
Also try equal parts flour and baking soda. Works like a charm. Works on both rats AND mice.
Thanks dude i dont have any plaster ill try this tonight
@@TheRealPunisher It works because it builds up gas and rats and mice can't burp or fart so they explode from the pressure.
Your add of soup is brilliant and I was thrilled I could by-pass dough balls. They were careful to get into it but obviously loving it now.
But ding-dong, lol, new rats? I'm only seeing brown rat and figure it's more than 1 with 3 peanut butter lids spread about, emptied. LOL, white dust left the trail. Unreal!
I also used a Peppermint oil concoction. Oooo, they don't like that at all, hehe.
I'm encouraged having come across your vid, again. I just came in from the garage to review my rat research becoming doubtful. The vid previous to yours talked about the dough balls and how they'd dry in the gut.
Your results would indicate gut fluids in the animal would be enough to activate the Plaster of Paris. Gosh, I love the simplicity of just setting out powder.
I've not given up. I need to find how they're getting in!
Thank you for sharing....I enjoyed your vid, lots!
Great tip Geordie!!!!!!
Cheers Diamond lol ..!
Found your video last night after watching many. I'm off to get the plaster of Paris and have the other items already.
Will return with an update.
Have already subbed just on this video alone. Watched so many vids on the channel now and this is one channel I will keep an eye on. To have our own small holding has been our dream for many years. We already have Ranger hens and multiple other breeds before but London is just one horrific place to be and we just don't belong here. Big support from us Huskies Max and Amba and Dempsey and Makepeace the ranger hens. Keep up the amazing work. You are very inspiring to watch 👊👊🤗🤗🙏🙏🐺🐺💝💝💜🧡💛🐔🐔
Thanks for the lovely comment and will keep making videos around the farm. Hope you get to live your dream one day everyone should get their chance.
@Julia57 just me RIP Huskymum
Hi did you mix work? Thanks r
LMAO 🤣 enjoyed your video. Great tip.
Thanks so much for sharing this. I’m going to get some of this immediately. I’ll report back to you when I’ve tried it out. 🤞
Did it work for you
@@HauntedBranch Yes, it did. I needed to use far more of the cup o soup for the smell & the flour does need replacing quite often as it gets a bit manky.
Is that a Cornish Accent?? Whatever it is, I LIKE this guy!! Thanks, Buddy!!
When I finally got the Li'l Bugger in a "Live Trap" he was Sick!! I'm sure he had a Tummy Ache!!
Lol Thanks but im from up North Teesside Area. Glad you caught the git, make sure you keep the traps out as there are probably more
Indeed I WILL!!
I'm advised to keep the traps, set & Ready for three weeks minimum!!
Thanks Again!!
You are so kind love your accent.
I love your accent…..
I’m trying this today.
Thanks 🙏🏽
Lol Northeast UK and yep try it just leave it where it cannot get wet and for few days make sure no other food sources around and it will wype them out.
@@SmallFarmerLife wow, you sound like a cuban in canada lol that was my guess :)
@@joltjolt5060 Lol suppose to be a Gordie from Uk but really from Teesside. When in the US I was always called an Australian ..? Weird accent
Excellent advice m8. Will try this. What happens if my terrier eats it
Hi I also live in the north east but from London originally I live above takeaways and so have got a major problem with rats they are getting in my car engine and eating the wires and the car is only 2 years old at this rate I won't have anything in 5years to chop in for a new car lol great vid mate going to try this tomorrow after my Amazon delivery with the plater of Paris turns up😀😀😀😀😀
thank you. This is really helpful.
Another commenter has already mentioned this, so my comment isn't original... but always wear a face mask when handling Plaster of Paris. Don't inhale the powder!
Poor rats...there last meal (cup of soup) killed them. And just a coincidence, it had to be chicken soup.
Bad Luck!
imagine what a pot noodle would do, is there such a thing as raticide?
I have all 3 of those in my house and fixin to make a batch now. Thanks for sharing !
No problem Kevin hope you get the B----ds lol
Dose it work?
@@darkknight8222 Can't confirm that it does. Been sitting out is 6 places for at least 3 weeks. Nothing seems to have touched it.
That's Genius! Thanks mate.
Your very welcome Andy hope you get the little pests Good Luck
Thanks for this. Tried rat poison, they ignored it. Will be trying this, very clever!
Hope you get the little B-----ds lol good luck, thanks for watching the video and the comment
Is real ,it works perfect.I done it for 45 years ,by now and I got very good rezults.
when putting any bait, do you wear gloves or do the rats/mice just ignore human smell.
@@KindCountsDeb3773 In Sicilia(ITALY) we do not wear gloves.
@@echohoneybee4793 Thank You. That helps my knowledge on the subject. Hope all is well with you, and yours .
I'm going to definitely try this ..
I've got loads of rats coming in my garden ..I've had to stop putting Bird Food out on the table ...I've spent loads on Rat Poison Blocks ....hope it works 👍 Thankyou for sharing your video 😘
Yeah they always go for bird seed and can be a real menace good luck with your trial and tribulations of getting rid of them Craig
@@SmallFarmerLife Thanks 😘
@@SmallFarmerLife my problem is grey squirrel 🐿️ bloody pests can't even feed the birds no rats about only my pet ones🐀
@@mariabrett6712 Yeah they killed all the red squirrels in UK but there are a few in some parts of the country but they can be a nuisance but they are also supper squirrals at time lol
@@SmallFarmerLife thank you x
Brilliant! I e sent this video to a friend who has rats in her loft!
The soup probably has MSG in it which they can smell for miles and is very addictive. I'm doing this for sure ..Cheers!
Is he saying plaster Paris,flour and cup of soup?
Thanks mate, it's all about what works, not what sells
These concoctions come from before rat possions were available my friend who is 75 has lots of different ways of doing things which they sell products for but he never buys them. I try these and the majority of them work and work well. This works well I have a chicken farm so need to keep using different thing to keep on top of them
Yes, I'm a timber pest inspector/ pestman. I always listen to the old timers, like the old sailing ships the new what worked. Plaster of Paris as the first cockroach bait also. It's illegal to make your own baits in Australia. But fipronil is quite a stable chemical and is used by the old boys, at a 10000% cheaper . More often more effective because you choose a food sources that are appealing on day. Ants can vary proteins one week, fats the next. Looks like your living my dream, cheap houses in the Azores, infested with dry wood termites, they can't be treated LoL, I wondered why it was cheap with all those lovely stone ruins everywhere.
As a small child I had to go and dispatch ,( British word for kill) the ducklings that had their legs gnorred of by rats while sitting under the mother duck. I don't have any issues about killing rats. Can't stop thinking about Margret Thatcher.
@@colsmith7257 Lol some people do have issues I have had many chicks taken by rats they are hungry nasty pieces of work and I will kill anyone I see simples. Als Margret thatcher if had the chance
Thanks I am going to try this glenn
Thank you sir. Great solution to a Vexing problem...
Love your accent!
It's called Gordie but we like to call it Teessider 👍😀
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@@SmallFarmerLife
Isn’t it Geordie? Sorry to be
pedantic.
@@xaj1543 Yeaj but not Newcastle a little down the road Teesside area
Whyaye man!
We lost our champion ratter cat two years ago, and the rats have lately been a plague on our chicken run. I am definitely trying this!
Try it Jane I have lots of chickens so use all sorts to keep on top of them homemade and professional but they are expensive but this you can make a huge batch up and it works
Hi small farmer . Just of interest for what reason does this not affect chickens eating it. Im seeing rats coming into chicken run so would I be safe enough to leave a tray of this in there . I'm having success with the snap trap , peanut butter inside box method but I doubt the 2 rats I saw this evening would even fit in the box .
That was brilliant that!!!!!
Hey Wow thanks We are def going to try this. Something about your accent makes me beleive this is going to work ;) Favourite moment: "Sorry about the Cockerels" LOL Cheers mate!
OMG, it this helps me get rid of rats, I will be singing your praises! I've tried everything and these darn rats are so smart they avoid everything I've bought:( I thought of using antifreeze, which is how I found your site. LOVE the accent - where are you from?
Northeast, Teesside and yes it does work they eat it up and then they cannot pass it always put some water next to it so they drink it straight after as their mouths will be dry and it will also work faster. It works honestly really well 😀😉
Yes rat's are very smart.. Even I tried everything..
I only hope this work's..
Warm regards and Best wishes
The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨🏭
@@SmallFarmerLife Man I really hope so
@@tipplers3417 One day in the future someone might find a plaster of paris mould of the mouse after its all rotted away lol
What is the result
Does it work in high humidity areas? I live in the U.S. southeastern states, coastal Alabama to be precise. Even in the winter we have higher humidity than most of the rest of the country all year long. I've tried the potato flakes and baking soda but didnt add the cup of soup. I had few takers. But it killed the ones that did. I may try adding the cup of soup
You would have to put it in an area where it is pretty dry but could not see it going off over night ..?
Sounds interesting. I will give it a try in order to get rid of the rats in my home.
That's thinking outside the box brilliant idea.
Would this work for voles or lawn lemmings? They mostly live underground similar to moles only smaller.
Any rodents
This works!. I watched this last week after I had rats around my bins. I had tried everything, nothing worked. I put this down under cover with the complimentary water dish. Result!, rats face up every fucking where!. And none ever since.
Great glad you had the results you were looking for...! 😀
lol....Cwazy! I can't hardly imagine seeing what you saw, hehehe, and I'm encouraged by your post.
Whatever is chowin' down on the buffet set out is seems to keep coming back for more and no dead bodies. Truth be told, I'm not looking forward to that experience. I'd way rather they travel back to high grass and stay there;0)
Last night I topped up my dishes, then dropped another.
Today I mixed in some sugar, the mix already containing bullion. I may leave out a dish of water but prefer to keep this simple. Hehe, the beauty of it all.;0)
Cheers!
@@LindasDesk Good idea they will go straight to the water after a few mouthfuls of that's I mean I would lol
@@LindasDesk Adding the sugar definitely is a plus. The vermin will go "ape" over the sweet taste plus the chicken soup scent.
Love it!
Cheers mate , how’s about mice ? Thanks for the video 👍👌🇬🇧
this works the best rat killer out there thanks budy
Thanks for that Rat recipe! I have been dealing with some bastard rats since the start of the pandemic. I have tried everything, even poison which used to work but now it seems they have become immune to it! Anyway I mixed up your recipe and I am going to try it tonight... Keep you posted.
This is what i would do
WATCH DVD OF MOUSE HUNT
DRINK LITRE OF JIM BEAM
SLEDGEHAMMER FROM SHED
LET THE CARNAGE BEGIN
@@CliveWarren69 Lol mouse hunt that movie was good. I feel like I'm in that movie right now dealing with a fucking rat that has been able to outsmart me so far, but I'm gonna get his ass!!
@@rodm2345 Lmao i still have a mouse its been here for ages tried everything man
@@CliveWarren69 Don't give up. I've had rats come and go, I caught one on a glue trap about a month ago my sister said she saw it. We have a freezer in the garage and there was bunch of shit behind it so one night I cleaned it up and put a glue trap back there didn't think it would work about 3 hours later my dogs started barking they have different ways of barking at certain shit so when I heard them barking I was like oh shit they might've saw the rat so I ran to the garage and sure enough the rat was on the trap but so was my dogs paw lol. That's why I'm trying to find different ways of getting them
@@rodm2345 Thats what i was thinking some sort of glue trap but what would work cause wouldn't it dry before it caught it? I tried a safe mouse trap thing but it went in took the cheese and got back out without setting off the trap door haha
I’m in the uk and that rat poison that I have to buy is useless and expensive……the rats are resistant to it….so yes I’m trying this .thanks🙏🏼❤️
You have to keep using the differnet things to keep onto of them I think the cheap rat poison is pretty terrible and doesnt take long for them to be imune so to speak
I have made a peanut and baking soda mix, it seems to have worked so far, I will keep your recipe in mind for my next go around when the rats show up
Good info, thanks.
You are very welcome hope it helps if you have to use it and good luck
Hey... Amazing idea💡 thanks. So simple and easy.. Will definitely try it..
Please do keep posting and sharing new🆕 ideas..
Warm regards and Best wishes
The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨🏭
I’m thinking I could make batches with different flavors. They make a peanut butter powder I can try, chicken or beef bouillon, powder drink mix, cocoa etc. I find they learn pretty quick what to avoid. A smorgasbord of different flavors may help fool them for longer.
They learn fast and make me paranoid, thinking they're wizards of something, who have come to invade my garage.
When one rat sees a dead rat, the live rat will smell the whiskers of the dead rat. The live rat the stays away from the last thing the dead rat ate. That is why when farmers use Warfarin blood thinner to kill rats the farmer must keep changing up the different baits.
Jiffy corn muffin mix mixed with baking soda half and half works just as good
Hope so, we're using that mix on a rat problem. In some of our trays, I also added a little powdered sugar-will compare the sweetened and unsweetened batches and see what attracts them better.
just got my Plaster of Paris..forget the cup of soup going to get right now..THANKS so much u have great accent your fabulous & full of exterminator knowledge...they do same thing but charge much more ....
Hi, they charge a fortune just to make sure no other food is available to them. Like have a good look around make sure bins are closed tight that sort of thing and if they don't take it straight away they soon will when they are hungry and you will see little footprints all over they get it all over, but that is a good sign as they will lick it off their fur also. Hope you get them all, Good Luck
@@SmallFarmerLife thanks will be patient 1 week now think only 1 got stickies boards, blocs, your concoction, boric acid & peanut butter, just saw bloc moved but not eaten at all... i will get him...
CONSTIPATION AT IT'S BEST!! LOL. BRILLIANT.
the Rats in my area would be handing out EX Lax
@World of my Hellcat Ants LOL ill try anything at this point
@World of my Hellcat Ants thats for your replay.Like i said ill try the French fries,but ATM im using Peroxide in a little tin can the rats drink from and squirt some peroxide on a sugar doughnut. Also baiting Carrots and Turnups with Just one Bite poison pellets ground up to a fine powder and mixed with the C&T.As soon as it starts to get dark one of the Rats start bring the food down from under the stairs into their burrow. I also saw one of the Rats drink the Peroxide/water mixture. Im not sure how long all that will take to work but ill keep doing that and from time to time change up the bait with your Mc French Fries suggestion.
Seems very cruel
@@binebum1 yeah seems cruel until the rodents costs you thousands in repair bills.
This takes rock cakes to a whole new level!
lol
Brilliant thank you...we are new to all this.. inherited some ducks and chickens so we can use it safely around the chicken pen and duck pond yes?
Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍
Your welcome thanks for watching appreciate you taking time to watch the video and commenting
It’s the best solution to vermin. I use flour and plaster and sugar but the soup mix is awesome. I’ve now not seen any vermin for months. ❤
I’m just worried I’m gonna have dead rats everywhere. That could lead to some seriously bad odors if they die in places I can’t get to.
Honeslty if they are not caught in a trap or cage then any poison they are going to go back to the nest and if you can find the nest then you could remove them. But I have never smelt a dead rat after being poisoned and I own a chicken farm. `I only smell them when I lift up the board or whatever they are hiding under, as they do find really tight areas to go and die.
Yes, there is a possibility but if you did smell a little because if it was a strong smell you could literally follow your nose.
So if only a little smell it will be gone before you know it. People always scare people by saying that it will be like having a dead body in your room, but that's just not true honestly they are scaremongering. Go ahead and get rid of the rats. Good Luck
A dead rat is better than a live breeding rat that increases the rodent population. I have used a mixture of oats & plaster of paris for decades.
Kill the rats by whatever means works. Otherwise a few will become hundreds in no time.
KC is right, a dead rat is far better than a one that's alive and breeding.
@@KC-cx7ev If you find the dead rat, using gloves.....put it out where the ravens or hawks can eat the meat. Doubt that they would eat the stomach contents. But they mostly take care of any rat problems I have....just a couple around that I wanted to get rid of right now, before there are more.
@@antiquegirl6505Interesting thought!!!
Wish I had seen this before. I’m pretty sure my cat was poisoned because of eating a poisoned rat, that I’d poisoned. Not overly sentimental about animals, but I miss my buddy. Gonna try this stuff. Really don’t want to lose the dog.
Deffo could have been poisoned by eating a poisoned rat this will work fine though. You will also see when they have been at it
I've heard of that before. It's great. I do need to say that it will hurt any dog that eats it . I just don't believe a dog will eat any powdery substance they start sneezing. So it should be safe.
good one.. gona try it.
Thats all you can do is try it Good Luck
That was WONDERFUL!! THANK you!I do not have cup of soup here like that, but I have dry chicken and beef broth that I order in 1 pound bags here in Nevada USA from Azure Standard in Oregon. I could mix some of that in.
Hi, that would do fine, but do not put as much in as you do the flour and the plaster paris, it's only to add a touch of smell to the mix. Also, make sure you remove all other food sources from the area and place water near the mixture as they will go straight for the water after drinking. This helps the plaster paris set faster. Keep your eye open for them going to the mixture as you will see they have been in it because it will be all around the area. It may take a few days for them to get used to it as rats and mice are wary of new things but they will take it over time. I just keep it around and I don't see rats as I used to as I have a chicken farm so there were lots around not anymore. Good Luck
@@SmallFarmerLife in a different part of the US we had rats that got in our garage and chewed holes in our buckets of beans and other food storage. So if I again have rats I will use your ideas, including being a good hostess by also offering water. Perhaps I could charge money for people to come and look at the rat statues? Hahaha! Just kidding.
Deborah R
You can absolutely buy
packet soup in Nevada,
at any supermarket.
I think it's a great idea but I don't understand how it doesn't harm the chickens if they eat it, or a dog?
Probably because these animals can vomit, but rodents cannot.
I wondered the same thing! Another youtuber uses equal parts baking soda and Jiffy cornbread with honey mix. He says rats can't belch or fart but other animals that would eat the rats are okay.
@@coolstamper learned something new. Thanks!
@@misformargaret4028 YW 💕
Chickens have an organ called the gizzard. Chickens dont have teeth, so they eat sand and gravel that stays in the gizzard, where muscle contractions grind their food with the gravel to produce small digestible pieces.
The plaster of paris wouldnt be a problem as it too would be ground into small enough pieces.
Perfect. Thanks!
Going to try this. We got them on our sunporch where we store the feed and they chewed into the basement. I did use poison and found three dead on the porch and one dead in the basement. But my basement and sunporch reek now! I know they have died on other places. I am going to put this in my ceiling crawl space too. Poison is expensive! Going to try this
Try different things at different times so they don't get used to the same things, thats what I do, good luck
that's brilliant m8
You are very much welcome Rob glad it helped and good luck. Craig
Some cayenne pepper sprinkled on or in the feed will also deter rats, while the chickens won't notice it.
Rats can't separate the flour from the plaster of Paris, and eat both.
They like it so much, I mix up more and set it out for them.
Cheers mate , much appreciated 👍👌
Your welcome Steve hope you get the B@@@@@ds Lol
Just keeping you updated, two weeks 👍I think 💭 all gone. Many thanks again mate .
@@SteveSmith-kf9on Well done mate happy it worked for you pal, keep putting it down every now and then to keep them at bay Craig