They like cinnamon as well. Ive also read make a dry bait of equal parts flour,white sugar and baking powder. The bp doesnt tase as funky to them as plaster and causes them bloat and die. They have no means of passing gas.
I no longer use plaster - I answer your questions and also offer solutions and products to repel rodents: ruclips.net/video/NUuqAmE1NE8/видео.html - and Huntavirus by CDC ruclips.net/video/5hdsjebQzwM/видео.html. Thanks so much for watching. And good luck.
This is the first year I've had rat's stealing my chicken feed. I've caught 5 in traps, but they're clever and it's been difficult to trap them. I'm gonna give that a try. Thanks!
@@pinemeadowshobbyfarmafruga8319 help me figure this out so my peafowl & chicken eggs are protected... in return my husband and I will help you with the real youtube guidance your channel needs while
So glad you got rain there, hope it continues for as long as it's beneficial. I kind of feel sorry for the little rodents you are killing, but then I think about how dirty and destructive they are - ugh! I don't like them at all! Hope it works for you. Take care, Poo
Elizabeth says, I had to chuckle at the cocoa powder! But hey, drastic problems need drastic solutions! I hope the rain took down the smoke. It's amazing how busy you keep. Keeps you young! In your garden, have you ever had grasshoppers? I've had some for the first time ever (several decades). The "ghastly beasts" get to 5 inches long feasting on my vegetable leaves. Have you got a solution to get rid of them that can help me ? God bless you.
Hi, did this method help? Im thinking about mixing it with crushed up chicken feed. They are already VERY comfortable with that 😡 please let me know if you would still recommend this. Ty ps what would you say works better, plaster or baking soda?
The plaster sets up when you add water. They are not going to eat plaster that has set up. It would be like eating gravel. You have to have a dry bait if using plaster.
@ I do have a suggestion. I ordered peanut butter essence from Amazon. I put it on my traps and within minutes I caught 2 mice. I haven’t checked them again but will first thing in the morning. I also added a drop or so to my baking soda mix. I’ll let you know if it brought visitors to my bait stations.
@@pinemeadowshobbyfarmafruga8319 I found it, thank you. how come no plaster? I saw people mix all together, baking soda/powder, plaster and sweets. I saw that pottery plaster might be better, could add Peanut Butter or sunflower butter
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So you published this & didn't give an outcome yet? Look all newbs want simple things from guys like you: life hacks... stories, family friendly... and results of trying this. Because you didn't publish the outcome in the video... now I have to Google other videos to see the risks to my chickens and homestead animals... and then decide if this was worth my time. A) worth watching, b) worth saving & trying myself & c) how your way of doing things is simple enough us newbie or soon to be leaving the city for a homestead or hobby farm can be referred ce back to when we need to deal with these problems as we have them. You are super diligent. You are trying hard. But it's time to do some revamping by help of other youtubers or strategist whom have proven we can help.guys like you.
I had the trail cameras set out to record BUT both of them malfunctioned. Usually I do have a followup with this. But not this time. I can only attest to the fact that the population is diminishing. Less and less rodent turds left behind.
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So glad 4 the rain sounds like the ducks r enjoying it as well.
Hope we get more. Got a cooling trend heading our way.
They like cinnamon as well.
Ive also read make a dry bait of equal parts flour,white sugar and baking powder. The bp doesnt tase as funky to them as plaster and causes them bloat and die. They have no means of passing gas.
I no longer use plaster - I answer your questions and also offer solutions and products to repel rodents: ruclips.net/video/NUuqAmE1NE8/видео.html - and Huntavirus by CDC ruclips.net/video/5hdsjebQzwM/видео.html. Thanks so much for watching. And good luck.
Well done.
Thanks.
This is the first year I've had rat's stealing my chicken feed. I've caught 5 in traps, but they're clever and it's been difficult to trap them. I'm gonna give that a try. Thanks!
Those critters are very smart. Gotta out smart them.
@@pinemeadowshobbyfarmafruga8319
help me figure this out so my peafowl & chicken eggs are protected... in return my husband and I will help you with the real youtube guidance your channel needs while
I've been told to use oat meal with plaster of paris for chipmunks?
That works too.
@@brendanelson7361 Chipmunks don't do damage nor carry diseases. Rats and mice do.
So glad you got rain there, hope it continues for as long as it's beneficial. I kind of feel sorry for the little rodents you are killing, but then I think about how dirty and destructive they are - ugh! I don't like them at all! Hope it works for you. Take care, Poo
It appears I am getting them under control now.
Elizabeth says, I had to chuckle at the cocoa powder! But hey, drastic problems need drastic solutions! I hope the rain took down the smoke. It's amazing how busy you keep. Keeps you young! In your garden, have you ever had grasshoppers? I've had some for the first time ever (several decades). The "ghastly beasts" get to 5 inches long feasting on my vegetable leaves. Have you got a solution to get rid of them that can help me ? God bless you.
I have not yet had grasshoppers. If i do I will turn the ducks and chickens on them. As far as a treatment, I hear neem oil is effective.
Have you ever added a small amount of sugar to cocoa mix?
Thank you for your idea the mouse is creating havoc in my home.
No.
Hi, did this method help? Im thinking about mixing it with crushed up chicken feed. They are already VERY comfortable with that 😡 please let me know if you would still recommend this. Ty ps what would you say works better, plaster or baking soda?
Yes it will
The plaster sets up when you add water. They are not going to eat plaster that has set up. It would be like eating gravel. You have to have a dry bait if using plaster.
Right. Which is why I only use baking soda with Jiffy cornbread mix now.
@ I do have a suggestion. I ordered peanut butter essence from Amazon. I put it on my traps and within minutes I caught 2 mice. I haven’t checked them again but will first thing in the morning. I also added a drop or so to my baking soda mix. I’ll let you know if it brought visitors to my bait stations.
True it's a never ending process to our yard too eating the dog food.
I'm getting great results with Cornbread mix and baking soda. I take the cat food in at night.
which version, Dap 10308 vs DAP 10318 Paris Plaster, what are the differences?
I no longer use plaster. ruclips.net/video/vSIh8jQmz3c/видео.html
@@pinemeadowshobbyfarmafruga8319 I found it, thank you. how come no plaster? I saw people mix all together, baking soda/powder, plaster and sweets. I saw that pottery plaster might be better, could add Peanut Butter or sunflower butter
Are you using plaster of Paris?
Not anymore. It may harm my pets, livestock or beneficial wildlife. Here are more important shows I produced on this that may be enlightening ruclips.net/video/9CwzP7AGQzM/видео.html and Myth of using gloves ruclips.net/video/SDVZQWgCiVk/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/ydzL-VQlSao/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/kle3Ho-N6S0/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/KT9PuuqkpaY/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/No5tPn1wKaE/видео.html. and ruclips.net/video/-fbRtm8hZUA/видео.html ENJOY
how do you control flys?
With fly strips or this ruclips.net/video/ZGtotyIJH1Y/видео.html
Did you tip that doghouse and see if any rats came out after baiting them?
Yes I did. AND, I placed more bait up there. Appears to be working VERY well.
Did you find if this works or not?
I'm using something entirely different with epic results. ruclips.net/video/NUuqAmE1NE8/видео.html
4:57 who heard it?
I dunno.
Baking soda and corn meal.
Yes, be sure the baking soda is fresh though.
@pinemeadowshobbyfarmafruga8319 . I Always keep it stored in a air tight jar.
They might die from too much calcium.
LOL. Both have the same end results. ruclips.net/video/TBeySuYvdbY/видео.html
So you published this & didn't give an outcome yet? Look all newbs want simple things from guys like you: life hacks... stories, family friendly... and results of trying this. Because you didn't publish the outcome in the video... now I have to Google other videos to see the risks to my chickens and homestead animals... and then decide if this was worth my time. A) worth watching, b) worth saving & trying myself & c) how your way of doing things is simple enough us newbie or soon to be leaving the city for a homestead or hobby farm can be referred ce back to when we need to deal with these problems as we have them. You are super diligent. You are trying hard. But it's time to do some revamping by help of other youtubers or strategist whom have proven we can help.guys like you.
I had the trail cameras set out to record BUT both of them malfunctioned. Usually I do have a followup with this. But not this time. I can only attest to the fact that the population is diminishing. Less and less rodent turds left behind.
@@pinemeadowshobbyfarmafruga8319 Elizabeth says, That's enough proof for me, plus the results before about the flour and baking soda. Thanks so much!
I used baking powder plaster and sugar it seemed to work . Did the flower and baking soda ever work ?
What if wildlife eats the rat?
I no longer provide this to rodents. I am currently using for the past two year Jiffy Corn Bread mix as an attractant and equal parts Baking Soda.
RatX/MouseX will work better
Has never worked for me. I'm using Jiffy Corn bread mix with equal parts baking soda now and getting epic results.
@@pinemeadowshobbyfarmafruga8319 I know plenty who it hasn’t worked for
Doesn’t work
It did for me. Just a bit though. I found this other solution having epic results. ruclips.net/video/9CwzP7AGQzM/видео.html