Monday, July 9, 2018
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That owner should be ashamed. His property is an absolute pig sty. No wonder the place is overrun with vermin.
ReplyDeleteIf he doesn't do something to clean it up the guy with the mink will have a steady customer.
Ewww. This video made my skin crawl.
This would be a wonderful way of dealing with feral cats and the strays that criminal neighbors let outside to run free.
ReplyDeleteAbby does a great job with rat control. Awww.
ReplyDeleteHave a rattastic Awww Monday Woodsterman Style. ☺
Curmudgeon, funny how it didn't bother me at all. You just wish the rats were squirrels huh.
ReplyDeleteMike, I think you'd need something a little bigger than a Mink.
ReplyDeleteSandee, Minks for everyone!
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with Curmudgeon, clean up the wood pile and keep bushes trimmed up and you would less of a rat problem. I had two ferrets, a brother and sister, Humpty and Dumpty, I never had a mouse problem in my house or a bug problem. Great little vermin predators. Only problem with them was bringing in new dates wearing dresses, they loved to run up legs and get under the fabric.
ReplyDeleteThat is cool, natural vermin control!
ReplyDeleteCan they be retained to hunt democrats?
ReplyDeletecederq, so the ferrets broke the ice for you.
ReplyDeleteBrig, that's the spirit.
ReplyDeleteKid, I would insist on it.
ReplyDeleteYou could say that...
ReplyDeleteCederq, hmmm, I did say that.
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