Two very important places they did not mention as far as I know: 1. For a complete examination of your kitchen, look at the underside of your base cabinets where they overhang the toe-kick. They chew holes that you don't see so they can scamper into hiding when humans and pets approach. Place a small mirror on the floor and use good lighting. 2. Don't just look at the floor under your sofa. Look at your sofa's underside. Rats can chew a hole in the thin fabric that is stapled to the bottom of chairs and sofas and thereby create a roomy private apartment. If they do that, you will never see a dropping on the floor--not until there is so much inside the sofa that it rots the fabric. (They won't make a sound when someone sits on the furniture.) Rodent alarm. Patent Pending. DIY version: Attach some jingle bells to a piece of cardboard and glue the cardboard to the bottom of the cloth that covers the void under sofas and chairs. Don't let the bells touch the floor because that might silence them. If a rodent is starting to use your furniture as a comfortable dwelling, it will probably ring the bells just by walking around while measuring for drapes.
Love the video. Thank you for the info! Great information that I haven't found anywhere else>>> Have to comment on the reporter's comment @16:13!LOLLlll "You can even bait the trap for a few days so the rat (the rat about to be snapped to rat heck) will be used to taking food from it." ...so he knows for afterlife traps Both guys had some really good information and the video was great thanks for posting that and putting it together
@@meatsackofdoom LOL I Agree : ) ('snapped to rat hell') Flooding the Swamp with Truth; Rats hate that! *'^';(lie};~~ .. ~--~;Dem};"c ':;;;::"-}=;;TRUTH;;=~~~~~~~~*
I’m a veteran when it comes to fighting rats. Served in 4 major rat wars. Serving in my 5th now. This will be the last one since I’ll be looking for openings now.
Catching the rats alive and abandoning them somewhere in the forest is anything but social. The rats will start wandering and will settle down with someone else who will then have your worries. Transport in a live trap is also pure stress for the animals, sometimes ending in cardiac arrest. The best trap is one that breaks the neck instantly
This is such an excellent vintage video!! The information is expertly presented and it is still a very instructional video. Just like rats... This video will still be played after the Apocalypse.
Ive been traumatized since i saw a rat on my backyard patio. I live in a townhouse ALL my neighbors are slobs. The more i learn about rats, the more i freak out. I freak out if i even see an ant or a gnat! Idk why im here. I bought traps, but i dont even want to see another rat, let alone touch a trap with a rats head in it.😱😱😱
@@kareno8634 But they SAID, in the film, it does not matter how nice or how dirty the house & yard are.... It's JUST ABOUT A FOOD SOURCE, and a place to live, which, everybody has a cupboard they keep cereal, and pasta.... Everybody has WALLS & a roof...(well, almost everybody...maybe the wino's are ON to something!?) No house - NO worries!! AND OF COURSE, practically all of us have dog food around. I discovered a roof-rat had busted into my nice, clean house like the damn lazy, sneaking, thief he is! Got up on my tallish kitchen counter and ate a full 1/3 of an apple in the fruit bowl! YUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm freaking out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So now, I'm on a crusade. Going to Lowe's right now for Victor rat traps.
If you want them gone just mix baking soda and flour in a plastic plate. The theory is that the rat will get thirsty and and since they can't burp, they just can't get rid of the gas.
Ground Cinnamon! It works as deterrent I guess It has worked here. . Sprinkle everywhere they hate it at my house in the country. I put it around my garbage can and inside my garbage can outside and even inside my vehicle. They never come near my outside garbage can anymore. No remnants of them coming to my garbage can anymore so guess it works.. I also sprinkle it all over my pantry shelves. And it makes it smell good. I live in the country and have animals and not even my dogs or cats come near the cinnamon. Mine do not like the smell at all. Ive heard they will eat Bay leaves also and get rid of them. And i have used that also but bay leaves are expensive and I can find cheap ground cinnamon at the dollar store....
I have often seen rats washing themselves, their fur is probably oily because the norwegian rat is a rather aquatic animal. and they swim in freezing water.
If you hear a trap catch a rat, get it removed immediately, we have found that they will actually chew their legs or tails off to get away or try to take the trap with them. Its Gross. Very gross. A little Peanut butter in the trap works best for us because they have to be there long enough to get it out. Even if peanut butter hardens you can leave it there longer and they will still try to get it. Little mice can grab cheese and run not setting off the trap but peanut butter helps them stay a little longer hopelfully getting the smaller rat.
Prat!!!! Not using gloves . He’s got rats urine all over his hands, some on his clothes, then he touches the rat droppings with his hand… 40 years experience 🙈
Very informative video. A must watch by everyone. Unfortunately I live in a condo complex and I cannot do anything without approval by the HOA. And if I crawl around trying to perform rat exclusion, I can get fines by the HOA performing unapproved activities as I can't go on the roof or restricted area without approval.
Aloha I found a Bail that they don't stink when they die our park was introduced to kill the grass Roots I found there big Cave hole At the part they Love Sunflower Seeds.
Good points throughout. First......Just look around. Things didn't just get this way overnight. Berry bushes and fruit trees don't bear fruit in the first few years. We used to do yard work, now we work on the computer. Things change. Rodents do not. Cats have changed, most regard a mouse as a toy, not all cats are good mousers. Nothing works long term. The bait boxes would work, but they don't eat enough to end the problem. Plus, dead blood thinned rodent, gets into the Fox and the Owl. Looks like the set up with a plank smeared with peanut butter, over a water bucket is best, drowned in water. Rodents can tread water for days and weeks, hasten the kill with some Dawn or something...not antifreeze for environment purposes. People say plaster of Paris or baking soda with chocolate or peanut butter. We're not building right..it's easy to use metal diverter sheets anywhere along the baseline of doors and structures. Easy to find, it's sold in four foot lengths, screw hole in place, it will disappear with paint. Fake owls don't work. Smelly soap doesn't work, it gets chewed though. Mice under the porch? Open the lattice ends-piece...tell The Fox. Sheesh....can't we do better than this? Such a pervasive problem throughout history. Would like this inspector to do the zappers....charger hammers them when they go for the bait, ain't cheap, but neither is an exterminating contract, Diatomaceous earth around the perimeter of the building? It would discourage them. So does a cat or dog. With diatomaceous earth, it would kill insects, it cuts them and they dehydrate. Nothing works, but lots of things work a little. Like dieting. Nothing works. Please inspector man....what about walk the peanut butter plank. What about goodnature zapper? What about diatomaceous earth ? But Jeez....should it be this hard?
Is this the only county that offers this?! I'm from Ventura county this would.be a big help if they would offer this ! Thank you for sharing ! I'm dealing with something up in my roof or attic! But thinking it's more like a raccoon (s)!!! Hoping it's not both!
boomer1954ful now is a good time to get them since Halloween is near I got one from Walmart for 9 bucks I have t tried it on rats yet but I just found out that one is in my room and we just moved into this home but of course the garage and doors were open while moving and I happen to be moving a box around and saw a nice size eat and I have set traps and poison and I notice I can hear it move around at night so I’m going to give a try for sure
They don’t just have bones in their head and cartilage for the rest of their body. They have a full skeleton!! It is more like their ribs are double jointed and can flex so they point back when they need to squeeze through an opening. Rats do clean themselves and actually spend more time cleaning themselves than a cat does. Males produce what is known as Buck grease especially as they get older. Rats will rescue another rat that is trapped over eating food. They have also been trained to drive tiny cars lol
My elderly neighbor has had large rats and I'm afraid we are going to get them eventually. I don't know what to do. Part of the problem is we live behind a plaza full of restaurants. The garbage behind the plaza is overflowing with food and it smells horrible. Any advise? P.S my elderly neighbor has dementia and I don't want to call anyone because of the Coronavirus and the condition of nursing homes. If anything ever happened to her I couldn't live with that on my concemce.
@@lauriejkase3111 YOU NEED TO EXCLUDE THE RATS BEFORE GETTING INFESTED.... 1st Push EXCESSIVE amount of copper mesh into hole. So that the excessive amount is on the side of the wall you can't see. (Copper mesh sold for cheap on amazon) 2nd Stable using stainless steel wire mesh (stable gun/ stainless wire mesh sold on amazon for cheap) 3rd Cover the stainless steel wire mesh with glue boards. Preferably a couple of tomcats glue boards. The WHITE glue boards (sold for cheap on amazon)4th Spray tomcat rodent block expanding foam over the glue board. Use a razor blade to cut off excessive if its within a living space. ( TomCat Rodent block sold for cheap on amazon)PLEASE keep in mind the rodent blocking spray has to be used ALL at once. So find ALL your possible holes and entry points and cover ALL the holes in your house at the same time. Just make a day out of it. Better than living with rodents who don't pay rent and destroy your property. The the worlds worst tenants. LOL. Hope this helps someone. I've done exactly the above with my current rats and they could NOT get back thru the same hole. YOUR WELCOME =) P.S. If you own a home REMEMBER they love getting into your house from the roof which means they're doing so from overgrown trees. They sell CatchMaster Tree Banding (on amazon for cheap) so you can wrap your trees AFTER you seal off all the entry points.
@@lauriejkase3111 BTW you can buy cheap motion sensors (but i use guardline) and also pair it with at least 2 trail cameras. I use the campark trail camera. This way you can monitor the rats in REAL time. No need to play the guessing game.... because just cause you dont see or hear them don't mean YOU don't have an infestation.
@@lauriejkase3111 Almost forgot to mention the entire world is having a serious rodent problem do to ALL the restraunts being closed down during covid giving all the rodents an open buffet to do as they wish. I've heard these rats are ALOT more aggressive now. I seen one rat in NYC run up on a group of 10 cats. Its on youtube no lie. lol. Anyways i hope everything mentioned above helps.
what category is the pack rat in the desert here? Is it a true rat? cuz that's what I'm having problems with,, they even sleep on the engine of my car at night so I have to put sticky rat traps across everything, having to remove them all when I use it.. It's a pain in the butt..
You obviously don't have to deal with pack rats.. cuz I've tried EVERYTHING and I'm not willing to give my car to a family of pack rats to be destroyed just cuz you have sympathy for them..
Poppy And Pets Hello,, rodents have a way of getting inside a vehicle in a garage. Maybe a professional to come to the property may be the key. Cheers🦋
Oh how more cities would provide this service. #1. They've nothing to gain, honest facts are being told. Whereas, calling out a paid exterminator (most, not all times) the resident is being upsold, into products they may not need. OR those of us who have had the unfortunate experiences with Terminix, find them just to plain lie! If you have them, they say otherwise, or if you don't they say you do. NEVER go that route, btw NEVER!
WOW! Thanks for the fair warning.... but you may have just got a greedy, sleazy, franchise owner in your town.... I seriously doubt if all the Terminix Franchise's are run like Democrats in Wa. DC.
@@dorothymartin8557 Exactly this!! I hired a local pest control. Worse thing I could have ever done. They put out glue traps & poison packs in the house in the rooms they bothered to go into. Despite my pets being harmed if they possibly ate that. My cat got caught up with a glue trap. Stuffed wire mesh inside where my laundry room pipes come out. And left gaps everywhere. Told me it was impossible they were coming in around the dryer vent despite numerous droppings behind the dryer. Threw a total of one poison pack from the attic access door. Told me they had no clue how they were getting in. It was worse after they came. Then I made myself go look outside around the dryer vent because I'm terrified of these things. And what do you know, a hole chewed through metal right beside my dryer vent. I changed that out by myself & sealed the holes. There were a lot more outside & inside. If I can do it without any experience, only RUclips videos, anyone can. I can run circles around that pest control now. People have to take power back to their own hands. Because unfortunately there are people who don't care about anything but 💸
6:15, rodents clean themselves religiously. Watch one sometime and you’ll see the process is far more thorough and also much more entertaining than a Cat or Dog.
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@@constancemiller3753 it depends on the cat some cat yes rats would destroy but some cats are vicious and dangerous especially female cats sharp claws and bite hard
@@constancemiller3753 We had a farm cat {neutered male} who was a formidable ratter...He'd take the throat out, and leave them by the back door if he caught one nearby.
Rat poison supposed to be secure inside the rodent station, not like the older gentleman did, he put the poison inside, then close it. Wrong! if any one like a landscaper move the station, the poison can accidentally exit the box without any obstacle because the poison never was secure with a metal wire inside the rodent station.
Good point! ..I have seen bait boxes outside supermarkets, but never gave it a second thought that the bait might come loose and be taken by a non target species.
yep, poisoned rat kills scavenger/predators and for a while only few rats and few predators but what is the rat advantage? fast breeding, making a plague of rats way more likely than a permanent reduction in numbers
They are what happened when mankind fell from God's grace. Every SINGLE animal had a purpose and reason...and I'm sure didn't over-breed like rats/mice do now. They probably were necessary to, um, "take care of" the abundance of deceased animals in the Garden of Eden. But then, Adam & Eve screwed up, and everything went wrong.
Please, poisoned rats and mice are eaten by pets and large birds. They are a dead trap for eagles, hawks and owls. I've had two dogs poisoned by mice they snatched up on walks. Both survived, but one only because she was a large breed. Her two weeks of hell until it left her system was gut wrenching. The second one we got to the vet within half an hour an ingesting the critter and she was okay.
Rats love to get high so you got to secure all varieties of stash very well I've had one pet rat burn its paws trying to grab the cone piece while I'm smoking
He's been doing it FORTY YEARS - He's clearly immune to whatever they carry. Me? I'm wearing a HAZMAT SUIT when I catch the little A-hole that thinks he/she's making a home at MY house! Since I learned they love to climb, I'm even putting a couple traps in my big Chinese Elm trees. If I catch a sparrow....well, collateral damage.
My experience is that traps only work a few times and then the cagey critters won't ever fall for it again! ....it is like the fear gets passed on to their offspring! WIERD thing is after they are wise to wooden traps then the plastic ones WILL work for a while ...then those too get ignored.. Poison bait on the other hand seems to work forever...they LOVE that crap! Problem with the baits is they DO love it so even though it kills a bunch it also ATTRACTS them! The more I put out the more rodents come in from the outdoors to GET the stuff! maddening! LOL....I am trying "para moth balls" to repel mice OUTDOOR locations ....you can NOT use mothballs anywhere in or under your home (or in attic) because it releases some REALLY awful gas that STINKS and makes you sick! (ask me how I know THAT) mothballs are intended to only be used in sealed containers to protect clothing and blankets etc...but I am trying under the hood of my truck and under seat of my UTV and also in a patio storage chest ...all outdoor locations we keep having nice living in....I am hoping it is so we'll ventilated outside the noxious gas won't be a problem for us ....I just want it to offend the rodents enough to stay out of these places....so far so good...also ordering peppermint oil to tinge water with and spray it as a repellent ....supposedly works for weeks or months per application
I heard you're supposed to move the trap around to different areas...from the one where their cousin was killed. But another rat/mice expert said it doesn't matter.... and he raised rats, sooo, he's the expert.
Poisoned rats may become food for other animals, including your pets. Curious children may also handle poisoned rats. Do not use poisons, ever. There are non-poisonous edibles (mix together oatmeal, brown sugar and dry concrete mix) which will bung up the rats and kill them. Please do NOT use poisons.
Not only that but they die in your walls and ceilings then rot and stick everything up and you have to spend thousands tearing down walls to remove them.
When using glue traps, I save large metal cans, cut both ends off and duct tape two together. Then lightly bend the glue trap and place inside the metal tube and place beside walls. Keeps clean longer and keeps anything or anyone accidentally getting stuck. I put a yellow strip of tape along one side indicating "up" and easier to see if it was disturbed.
For attic infestations: Install Evictor Strobe Lights. Within 3 days, Roof Rats, Norway Rats, Possums, Skunks, Gray Squirrels , Flying Squirrels, Bobcats, and Raccoons will leave the attic within 3 days, taking babies with them. Wildlife no match for 175,000 Candlepower Evictor Strobe Lights.
YEAH. But WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU HAVE VAULTED CEILINGS and there's about a 10 INCH space between your interior ceiling and the actual roof....AND nothing but beams, then your ceiling's sheet-rock for a good 2 feet between?? Plus, it is about 200 degrees up in this space? (Phx. AZ) but interestingly, rats still nest up there?? Talk about adapting....
what a crock of shit. I have been in the wildlife removal business for almost 20 years. I have been in attics that had so much noise and strobes flashing I thought I was going to have a seizure and the rats and raccoons didn't mind one bit.
This is my update I did machinist work for years, u name I pretty much rebuilt it. The biggest joke mice are definitely ignorant, but I have fought some rat's here on this Mississippi River about 6 miles south of the city. This is my last step the peanut butter n Armand Hammer Baking Soda. I have a 130 quart pot. I used wire and cans even pvc pipe inside another ant the five gallon buckets. When my Blink hits, I pull it up. Not one was going swimming, but there were circus rat's are they walk the rim of the buckets like it's a show now the peanut butter n seeds tonight and for about a week or longer it's got to work like he sad they don't burb or fart all they do is eat and drop perfect size every time. The next step if it doesn't work will for sure rabbit wire with a 110 volts that will be backed up with only a 10 Amp breaker first don't want no fire but if if it gets worse were I need too worry about a fire witch I don't believe especially with a surge protector plugged into a GFI IT WILL BE FINE BUT IM VERY IMPRESSED FROM A VIDEO I SEEN ABOUT THE PEANUT BUTTER CAKES I EVEN STABILIZED THE VICTOR RAT TRAP YES I CAUGHT A FEW BY FEEDING THEM FOR THREE NIGHTS AND WATCHING ONE GET A STICK TO MAKE IT POP UNBELIEVABLE RAT'S ARE A LOT MORE INTELLIGENT THAN 73 PERCENT OF THE GENERATION TOTING AROUND A I PHONE YOU TAKE THAT OR THEY LOOSE IT THERE LIFE IS A TOTAL DISASTER.
Very good info in this video. The rat detective is a gem. Every city needs someone like him.
So true! Not all are the same though! This would probably stop?! Help?! at least calm.the problem on getting worse through out!!!!
Two very important places they did not mention as far as I know:
1. For a complete examination of your kitchen, look at the underside of your base cabinets where they overhang the toe-kick. They chew holes that you don't see so they can scamper into hiding when humans and pets approach. Place a small mirror on the floor and use good lighting.
2. Don't just look at the floor under your sofa. Look at your sofa's underside. Rats can chew a hole in the thin fabric that is stapled to the bottom of chairs and sofas and thereby create a roomy private apartment. If they do that, you will never see a dropping on the floor--not until there is so much inside the sofa that it rots the fabric. (They won't make a sound when someone sits on the furniture.)
Rodent alarm. Patent Pending. DIY version: Attach some jingle bells to a piece of cardboard and glue the cardboard to the bottom of the cloth that covers the void under sofas and chairs. Don't let the bells touch the floor because that might silence them. If a rodent is starting to use your furniture as a comfortable dwelling, it will probably ring the bells just by walking around while measuring for drapes.
Mum thinks they only come into dirty houses. She thinks if I clean the house more they’ll go. I doubt it lol.
Definitely
this guy picked out a rat grease mark under a overhang using reflected sunlight off a mirror from the street
Gangster
Excellent video!!! Very helpful!!!Thank you so much Michael Russo, Michael Johnson, Chris Rhodeos, and Ken Wilson!!!
Very informative. I've been battling rats for months. I watch way too many rat videos before bedtime.
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I live in Texas and am having this problem. Thank you so much to the City for posting this soooooo helpful information!!
Love the video. Thank you for the info! Great information that I haven't found anywhere else>>>
Have to comment on the reporter's comment @16:13!LOLLlll
"You can even bait the trap for a few days so the rat (the rat about to be snapped to rat heck) will be used to taking food from it."
...so he knows for afterlife traps
Both guys had some really good information and the video was great thanks for posting that and putting it together
@@meatsackofdoom LOL I Agree : ) ('snapped to rat hell')
Flooding the Swamp with Truth; Rats hate that!
*'^';(lie};~~ .. ~--~;Dem};"c ':;;;::"-}=;;TRUTH;;=~~~~~~~~*
This was really helpful. Thank you!
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I’m a veteran when it comes to fighting rats. Served in 4 major rat wars. Serving in my 5th now. This will be the last one since I’ll be looking for openings now.
This is the BEST video I have seen on this subject yet! Thank You for posting it!
Thank you so much for the information, San Diego!
my cousin and his friends left food in the mountain then ate it after rats got into it, at least two of them died and the rest hospitalize.
Catching the rats alive and abandoning them somewhere in the forest is anything but social. The rats will start wandering and will settle down with someone else who will then have your worries. Transport in a live trap is also pure stress for the animals, sometimes ending in cardiac arrest. The best trap is one that breaks the neck instantly
This is such an excellent vintage video!! The information is expertly presented and it is still a very instructional video. Just like rats... This video will still be played after the Apocalypse.
Ive been traumatized since i saw a rat on my backyard patio. I live in a townhouse ALL my neighbors are slobs. The more i learn about rats, the more i freak out. I freak out if i even see an ant or a gnat! Idk why im here. I bought traps, but i dont even want to see another rat, let alone touch a trap with a rats head in it.😱😱😱
lol What a wimp! Get a SNAKE. They'll love you for it. Then turn your neighbors in.
@@kareno8634 But they SAID, in the film, it does not matter how nice or how dirty the house & yard are.... It's JUST ABOUT A FOOD SOURCE, and a place to live, which, everybody has a cupboard they keep cereal, and pasta.... Everybody has WALLS & a roof...(well, almost everybody...maybe the wino's are ON to something!?) No house - NO worries!! AND OF COURSE, practically all of us have dog food around. I discovered a roof-rat had busted into my nice, clean house like the damn lazy, sneaking, thief he is! Got up on my tallish kitchen counter and ate a full 1/3 of an apple in the fruit bowl! YUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm freaking out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So now, I'm on a crusade. Going to Lowe's right now for Victor rat traps.
@@boomer1954ful - Those Damn RATS! Enjoy your Victory!
If you want them gone just mix baking soda and flour in a plastic plate. The theory is that the rat will get thirsty and and since they can't burp, they just can't get rid of the gas.
I think there’s one right behind you
Cut off their food source. We had rats, wife found their food source and removed it, rats gone.
which was...
@@BigDish101 The food source was probably cat/dog food.
Ground Cinnamon! It works as deterrent I guess It has worked here. . Sprinkle everywhere they hate it at my house in the country. I put it around my garbage can and inside my garbage can outside and even inside my vehicle. They never come near my outside garbage can anymore. No remnants of them coming to my garbage can anymore so guess it works.. I also sprinkle it all over my pantry shelves. And it makes it smell good. I live in the country and have animals and not even my dogs or cats come near the cinnamon. Mine do not like the smell at all. Ive heard they will eat Bay leaves also and get rid of them. And i have used that also but bay leaves are expensive and I can find cheap ground cinnamon at the dollar store....
Don't ever shake that dude's hand
I know right?!! Lol.
@@MegaDede25 what he did? scratch his balls?
I know you'd think he'd use glove's for doing this! Maybe s.d. doesn't furnish that for his job?!....
How do you exclude when they're in an area you can't get to if you close it off (exclude)?
That county worker needs to put some fckin gloves on
I'm trying to tell ya damn!!!!!
He doesn't need them. He licks his fingers to keep them clean.
The marks on the wood is because of the oil on the fur, not because they don’t clean themselves
I have often seen rats washing themselves, their fur is probably oily because the norwegian rat is a rather aquatic animal. and they swim in freezing water.
RATS ARE FILTHY AND CARRY DISEASE. They are like welfare recipients: They eat, they breed, and that's all they do.
Thank you Tony Bennet 🙌🏼
You don’t want your neighbor’s poisoned rats decomposing in your vegetable garden. Most common poisons don’t disappear just because the rat died.
EXACTLY! This happens a lot. Please do NOT use rat poison.
There is supposed to be a commercial rodenticide, that turns harmless to scavengers, once digested by the vermin. But I don't know the name of it.
@@elultimo102 Ratx
Great video!
My concern with poison is killing owls, hens, dogs,cats etc
Excellent!
Those are mice compared to N.Y.C rats!
If you hear a trap catch a rat, get it removed immediately, we have found that they will actually chew their legs or tails off to get away or try to take the trap with them. Its Gross. Very gross. A little Peanut butter in the trap works best for us because they have to be there long enough to get it out. Even if peanut butter hardens you can leave it there longer and they will still try to get it. Little mice can grab cheese and run not setting off the trap but peanut butter helps them stay a little longer hopelfully getting the smaller rat.
Prat!!!! Not using gloves . He’s got rats urine all over his hands, some on his clothes, then he touches the rat droppings with his hand…
40 years experience 🙈
Did anyone recognize the flies coming out of the screen vent? Something is already dead or dying so they are getting into the house.
I could not believe this homeowner set the trap but never swept a thing! Nastiness lives everywhere!
Very informative video. A must watch by everyone. Unfortunately I live in a condo complex and I cannot do anything without approval by the HOA. And if I crawl around trying to perform rat exclusion, I can get fines by the HOA performing unapproved activities as I can't go on the roof or restricted area without approval.
Aloha I found a Bail that they don't stink when they die our park was introduced to kill the grass Roots I found there big Cave hole At the part they Love Sunflower Seeds.
How about visiting the HOMELESS CAMPS and rid them of all of those "peskies"? The Mayor has the bill!
Good points throughout. First......Just look around. Things didn't just get this way overnight. Berry bushes and fruit trees don't bear fruit in the first few years. We used to do yard work, now we work on the computer. Things change. Rodents do not. Cats have changed, most regard a mouse as a toy, not all cats are good mousers. Nothing works long term. The bait boxes would work, but they don't eat enough to end the problem.
Plus, dead blood thinned rodent, gets into the Fox and the Owl.
Looks like the set up with a plank smeared with peanut butter, over a water bucket is best, drowned in water. Rodents can tread water for days and weeks, hasten the kill with some Dawn or something...not antifreeze for environment purposes. People say plaster of Paris or baking soda with chocolate or peanut butter.
We're not building right..it's easy to use metal diverter sheets anywhere along the baseline of doors and structures. Easy to find, it's sold in four foot lengths, screw hole in place, it will disappear with paint. Fake owls don't work. Smelly soap doesn't work, it gets chewed though. Mice under the porch? Open the lattice ends-piece...tell The Fox.
Sheesh....can't we do better than this? Such a pervasive problem throughout history.
Would like this inspector to do the zappers....charger hammers them when they go for the bait, ain't cheap, but neither is an exterminating contract,
Diatomaceous earth around the perimeter of the building?
It would discourage them. So does a cat or dog. With diatomaceous earth, it would kill insects, it cuts them and they dehydrate.
Nothing works, but lots of things work a little. Like dieting. Nothing works.
Please inspector man....what about walk the peanut butter plank. What about goodnature zapper?
What about diatomaceous earth ?
But Jeez....should it be this hard?
How about two garden snakes as pets? do they eat rats or just mice?
Is this the only county that offers this?! I'm from Ventura county this would.be a big help if they would offer this ! Thank you for sharing ! I'm dealing with something up in my roof or attic! But thinking it's more like a raccoon (s)!!! Hoping it's not both!
Is that a UFO at the top left portion of the video @ 0:26? Looks kind of weird.
For totally dark spaces ( attics and basements ) Evictor Strobe Lights will drive them out in a day or two.
Seriously it will?
What if they are disco rats...?
What about them ultrasonic pulse devices?
BUT - HOW expensive are they??
boomer1954ful now is a good time to get them since Halloween is near I got one from Walmart for 9 bucks I have t tried it on rats yet but I just found out that one is in my room and we just moved into this home but of course the garage and doors were open while moving and I happen to be moving a box around and saw a nice size eat and I have set traps and poison and I notice I can hear it move around at night so I’m going to give a try for sure
They don’t just have bones in their head and cartilage for the rest of their body. They have a full skeleton!! It is more like their ribs are double jointed and can flex so they point back when they need to squeeze through an opening. Rats do clean themselves and actually spend more time cleaning themselves than a cat does. Males produce what is known as Buck grease especially as they get older.
Rats will rescue another rat that is trapped over eating food. They have also been trained to drive tiny cars lol
My elderly neighbor has had large rats and I'm afraid we are going to get them eventually. I don't know what to do. Part of the problem is we live behind a plaza full of restaurants. The garbage behind the plaza is overflowing with food and it smells horrible. Any advise? P.S my elderly neighbor has dementia and I don't want to call anyone because of the Coronavirus and the condition of nursing homes. If anything ever happened to her I couldn't live with that on my concemce.
@TreeHugger , Yes...I think that's a great idea. Thanks.
@@lauriejkase3111 YOU NEED TO EXCLUDE THE RATS BEFORE GETTING INFESTED....
1st Push EXCESSIVE amount of copper mesh into hole. So that the excessive amount is on the side of the wall you can't see. (Copper mesh sold for cheap on amazon) 2nd Stable using stainless steel wire mesh (stable gun/ stainless wire mesh sold on amazon for cheap) 3rd Cover the stainless steel wire mesh with glue boards. Preferably a couple of tomcats glue boards. The WHITE glue boards (sold for cheap on amazon)4th Spray tomcat rodent block expanding foam over the glue board. Use a razor blade to cut off excessive if its within a living space. ( TomCat Rodent block sold for cheap on amazon)PLEASE keep in mind the rodent blocking spray has to be used ALL at once. So find ALL your possible holes and entry points and cover ALL the holes in your house at the same time. Just make a day out of it. Better than living with rodents who don't pay rent and destroy your property. The the worlds worst tenants. LOL. Hope this helps someone. I've done exactly the above with my current rats and they could NOT get back thru the same hole. YOUR WELCOME =) P.S. If you own a home REMEMBER they love getting into your house from the roof which means they're doing so from overgrown trees. They sell CatchMaster Tree Banding (on amazon for cheap) so you can wrap your trees AFTER you seal off all the entry points.
@@lauriejkase3111 BTW you can buy cheap motion sensors (but i use guardline) and also pair it with at least 2 trail cameras.
I use the campark trail camera. This way you can monitor the rats in REAL time. No need to play the guessing game....
because just cause you dont see or hear them don't mean YOU don't have an infestation.
@@lauriejkase3111 Almost forgot to mention the entire world is having a serious rodent problem do to ALL the restraunts being closed down during covid giving all the rodents an open buffet to do as they wish. I've heard these rats are ALOT more aggressive now.
I seen one rat in NYC run up on a group of 10 cats. Its on youtube no lie. lol. Anyways i hope everything mentioned above helps.
what category is the pack rat in the desert here? Is it a true rat? cuz that's what I'm having problems with,, they even sleep on the engine of my car at night so I have to put sticky rat traps across everything, having to remove them all when I use it.. It's a pain in the butt..
sticky rat traps are not good and cause a slow painful stressful death please find another way
You obviously don't have to deal with pack rats.. cuz I've tried EVERYTHING and I'm not willing to give my car to a family of pack rats to be destroyed just cuz you have sympathy for them..
WhirledPeasFursure go to a professional and put your car in a garage
naw,, I think I'm just gonna use the sticky traps but thanks anyway..
Poppy And Pets Hello,, rodents have a way of getting inside a vehicle in a garage. Maybe a professional to come to the property may be the key.
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I cleaned up the dog food / ? Nest ? Will the pack ray leave
Michael Russo sounds like the Jack in the Box guy
Oh how more cities would provide this service.
#1. They've nothing to gain, honest facts are being told.
Whereas, calling out a paid exterminator (most, not all times) the resident is being upsold, into products they may not need.
OR those of us who have had the unfortunate experiences with Terminix, find them just to plain lie! If you have them, they say otherwise, or if you don't they say you do.
NEVER go that route, btw NEVER!
WOW! Thanks for the fair warning.... but you may have just got a greedy, sleazy, franchise owner in your town.... I seriously doubt if all the Terminix Franchise's are run like Democrats in Wa. DC.
@@dorothymartin8557 Exactly this!! I hired a local pest control. Worse thing I could have ever done. They put out glue traps & poison packs in the house in the rooms they bothered to go into. Despite my pets being harmed if they possibly ate that. My cat got caught up with a glue trap. Stuffed wire mesh inside where my laundry room pipes come out. And left gaps everywhere. Told me it was impossible they were coming in around the dryer vent despite numerous droppings behind the dryer. Threw a total of one poison pack from the attic access door. Told me they had no clue how they were getting in. It was worse after they came. Then I made myself go look outside around the dryer vent because I'm terrified of these things. And what do you know, a hole chewed through metal right beside my dryer vent. I changed that out by myself & sealed the holes. There were a lot more outside & inside. If I can do it without any experience, only RUclips videos, anyone can. I can run circles around that pest control now. People have to take power back to their own hands. Because unfortunately there are people who don't care about anything but 💸
6:15, rodents clean themselves religiously. Watch one sometime and you’ll see the process is far more thorough and also much more entertaining than a Cat or Dog.
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Yes, I noticed my stomach turned sour too.
Baking soda mixed with food they like, kills them; not a pleasant death though.
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Rats will KILL a cat. They pack up and eat a cat alive. DOGS kill rats. Small dogs were bred for rat killing.
@@constancemiller3753 it depends on the cat some cat yes rats would destroy but some cats are vicious and dangerous especially female cats sharp claws and bite hard
@@constancemiller3753 Beagle's will.
@@constancemiller3753 We had a farm cat {neutered male} who was a formidable ratter...He'd take the throat out, and leave them by the back door if he caught one nearby.
Beware, the Rat Man cometh.
Rat poison supposed to be secure inside the rodent station, not like the older gentleman did, he put the poison inside, then close it.
Wrong! if any one like a landscaper move the station, the poison can accidentally exit the box without any obstacle because the poison never was secure with a metal wire inside the rodent station.
Good point! ..I have seen bait boxes outside supermarkets, but never gave it a second thought that the bait might come loose and be taken by a non target species.
This is what you should do instead of poison. This will not hurt any animals or pets.
please---Gloves !!!!!
This guy literally puts himself in rat's shoes and think like one.
Humm, is this guy Willard's son? (0:20)
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No poison!!! Any critter that moves or touches the body will get poisoned. I almost lost my small dog because she moved a poisoned rat body.
I prefer Turtle Man's description of how he tracks & catches rats, and other critters🤠
This is interesting and informative - however, I couldn't do it, even to wild rats - since I've got pet rats, and they're my babies.
Al ratito te ablo
5:40 how can a rat eat glass?
They will eat ANYTHING especially if its not metal.
Why do I think this guy spends alot of time dealing with rats at the racetrack.
Where are his masjs. He jeep breathing their fumes
If u poison them in a wild & the scavengers gonna eat them wont they also get poisoned?? THINK ABOUT IT!!
You can use snap traps--- no poison
yep, poisoned rat kills scavenger/predators and for a while only few rats and few predators but what is the rat advantage? fast breeding, making a plague of rats way more likely than a permanent reduction in numbers
There are poisons that are not harmful to wildlife.
little property tax fees grow and they who you pay become the rats.
That poor black man. Completely wussified by the white ire
these are works of evil. how can they feace everywhere
Nature is NOT evil. Sheeeesh. Come ON.
They are what happened when mankind fell from God's grace. Every SINGLE animal had a purpose and reason...and I'm sure didn't over-breed like rats/mice do now. They probably were necessary to, um, "take care of" the abundance of deceased animals in the Garden of Eden. But then, Adam & Eve screwed up, and everything went wrong.
Please, poisoned rats and mice are eaten by pets and large birds. They are a dead trap for eagles, hawks and owls. I've had two dogs poisoned by mice they snatched up on walks. Both survived, but one only because she was a large breed. Her two weeks of hell until it left her system was gut wrenching. The second one we got to the vet within half an hour an ingesting the critter and she was okay.
Dude... gloves
dam he found My stash
Rats love to get high so you got to secure all varieties of stash very well I've had one pet rat burn its paws trying to grab the cone piece while I'm smoking
i wonder if this dude died from the plague> no gloves..probably ate a burger and fries and some chips..i bought puked
He's been doing it FORTY YEARS - He's clearly immune to whatever they carry. Me? I'm wearing a HAZMAT SUIT when I catch the little A-hole that thinks he/she's making a home at MY house!
Since I learned they love to climb, I'm even putting a couple traps in my big Chinese Elm trees. If I catch a sparrow....well, collateral damage.
@@boomer1954ful I had all my junipers cut down---every one had a large rat nest within it.
🧤 🧤 Please put on your Gloves!
Please don't use poison if you don't want birds and other wildlife to get poisoned too from eating toxic dead rats.
My experience is that traps only work a few times and then the cagey critters won't ever fall for it again! ....it is like the fear gets passed on to their offspring! WIERD thing is after they are wise to wooden traps then the plastic ones WILL work for a while ...then those too get ignored.. Poison bait on the other hand seems to work forever...they LOVE that crap! Problem with the baits is they DO love it so even though it kills a bunch it also ATTRACTS them! The more I put out the more rodents come in from the outdoors to GET the stuff! maddening! LOL....I am trying "para moth balls" to repel mice OUTDOOR locations ....you can NOT use mothballs anywhere in or under your home (or in attic) because it releases some REALLY awful gas that STINKS and makes you sick! (ask me how I know THAT) mothballs are intended to only be used in sealed containers to protect clothing and blankets etc...but I am trying under the hood of my truck and under seat of my UTV and also in a patio storage chest ...all outdoor locations we keep having nice living in....I am hoping it is so we'll ventilated outside the noxious gas won't be a problem for us ....I just want it to offend the rodents enough to stay out of these places....so far so good...also ordering peppermint oil to tinge water with and spray it as a repellent ....supposedly works for weeks or months per application
I heard you're supposed to move the trap around to different areas...from the one where their cousin was killed. But another rat/mice expert said it doesn't matter.... and he raised rats, sooo, he's the expert.
This guy just walked a bit and found a lot of problems already.
Poisoned rats may become food for other animals, including your pets. Curious children may also handle poisoned rats. Do not use poisons, ever. There are non-poisonous edibles (mix together oatmeal, brown sugar and dry concrete mix) which will bung up the rats and kill them. Please do NOT use poisons.
Not only that but they die in your walls and ceilings then rot and stick everything up and you have to spend thousands tearing down walls to remove them.
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Kids pick up dead rats? Doubt it. They're such snowflakes nowadays they're scared of cobwebs! Oh and most predators avoid carrion.
When using glue traps, I save large metal cans, cut both ends off and duct tape two together. Then lightly bend the glue trap and place inside the metal tube and place beside walls. Keeps clean longer and keeps anything or anyone accidentally getting stuck. I put a yellow strip of tape along one side indicating "up" and easier to see if it was disturbed.
I find piles of dog food in my home yuk
For attic infestations: Install Evictor Strobe Lights. Within 3 days, Roof Rats, Norway Rats, Possums, Skunks, Gray Squirrels , Flying Squirrels, Bobcats, and Raccoons will leave the attic within 3 days, taking babies with them. Wildlife no match for 175,000 Candlepower Evictor Strobe Lights.
YEAH. But WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU HAVE VAULTED CEILINGS and there's about a 10 INCH space between your interior ceiling and the actual roof....AND nothing but beams, then your ceiling's sheet-rock for a good 2 feet between?? Plus, it is about 200 degrees up in this space? (Phx. AZ) but interestingly, rats still nest up there?? Talk about adapting....
what a crock of shit. I have been in the wildlife removal business for almost 20 years. I have been in attics that had so much noise and strobes flashing I thought I was going to have a seizure and the rats and raccoons didn't mind one bit.
Rat and Rat Mites suck
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Those traps are garbage, use what the twin homes expert has created
We dont need them????? Check your reality pendejo!!
This is my update I did machinist work for years, u name I pretty much rebuilt it. The biggest joke mice are definitely ignorant, but I have fought some rat's here on this Mississippi River about 6 miles south of the city. This is my last step the peanut butter n Armand Hammer Baking Soda. I have a 130 quart pot. I used wire and cans even pvc pipe inside another ant the five gallon buckets. When my Blink hits, I pull it up. Not one was going swimming, but there were circus rat's are they walk the rim of the buckets like it's a show now the peanut butter n seeds tonight and for about a week or longer it's got to work like he sad they don't burb or fart all they do is eat and drop perfect size every time. The next step if it doesn't work will for sure rabbit wire with a 110 volts that will be backed up with only a 10 Amp breaker first don't want no fire but if if it gets worse were I need too worry about a fire witch I don't believe especially with a surge protector plugged into a GFI IT WILL BE FINE BUT IM VERY IMPRESSED FROM A VIDEO I SEEN ABOUT THE PEANUT BUTTER CAKES I EVEN STABILIZED THE VICTOR RAT TRAP YES I CAUGHT A FEW BY FEEDING THEM FOR THREE NIGHTS AND WATCHING ONE GET A STICK TO MAKE IT POP UNBELIEVABLE RAT'S ARE A LOT MORE INTELLIGENT THAN 73 PERCENT OF THE GENERATION TOTING AROUND A I PHONE YOU TAKE THAT OR THEY LOOSE IT THERE LIFE IS A TOTAL DISASTER.
Using poison, I heard a rat screaming in pain before it died in my garage.
Gots to order me some more poison. ☠️🐀🐁🦫🐿️🦝🦡🦓🦍🦄☠️