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i cant just shoot them...what should i do?

Discussion in 'Chit Chat' started by clutch billups, Aug 1, 2007.

  1. clutch billups

    clutch billups Big Dog

    everytime someone comes on here and askes a question about getting rid of a varment i always say the same thing ..."just shoot it" ...

    but now ive got varments and cant just shoot them...cause there bats...

    yes folks ive got bats living in the space between the celing and the roof i can hear them sqweeking and flying around.. but i cant get up there to start picking them off... does anyone know of some poison, or something.... hell ANYTHING?

    how the hell does one get rid of bats??? its pissing me off... and i want them dead...
     
  2. JuckingFerk

    JuckingFerk Big Dog

    I dont know about bats but I do know about squirrels. You take a sponge and put some fox or coyote urine on it and toss it in the space they took over. They dont stay long after that. The smell of something thats trying to eat them make them grab their nuts and scoot. It might work with bats too, but I dont know what eats them.

    Ferk out
     
  3. MOOT44

    MOOT44 Top Dog

    LOL. Bats. That is what you get for living in the U.P!! Kidding bro. I don't know if the urine would work or not. It may cause you to want to leave if the urine smells that much. The only thing I know, is call the exterminator. Not the Terminator, he's now a govenor or something of CA. My neighber had bats, the people came in, blocked off all the areas that the bats could get in, got rid of the current bats all for 250 bucks. If they ever get a bat again, they get 50 of their 250 back and they fix it again. They had bats about 6 months ago and have not had any since.

    I do not reccomend shooting them, that may cause more problems, like holes in the roof.
     
  4. chinasmom

    chinasmom CH Dog

    You could call a person who relocates such animals. One was in my neighborhood today getting rid of squirrels.
     
  5. lockjaw

    lockjaw CH Dog

    i would throw a couple of bug bombs or golpher gasers up there..might work??????????or flash light ,ladder, and bb gun...might try sealing up the holes at night after they leave..but before they are back in the morning..
     
  6. lockjaw

    lockjaw CH Dog

    squirrels are easy ..you just tie a peanut to a rat trap..just thought of something if you put a light in the area and turned it on at night..they would be forced to relocate..they hate light..send them to the neighbors house.
     
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  7. Chef-Kergin

    Chef-Kergin Guest

    tennis racket works for bats.

    *whack*

    knock em down, put a pellet in their dome. a crossman pump air-gun works nice.
     
  8. ABK

    ABK Rest In Peace

    lmao @ that one! [​IMG]
     
  9. 14rock

    14rock GRCH Dog

    When we lived in town, we had one of the worst bat infestations I'd ever seen.

    What worked for us, was a close family friend, who was born in Mexico and laughed at bats when we ducked with rackets. He climbed onto the roof, tied a rope around his waist and to the chimney. Took off the screen we installed to keep all of them in, and removed some bricks. Started grabbing them with his bare hands, snapping their neck, and throwing them on the roof. I kid you not, there was a pile of a couple hundered dead bats. We were rustling them up from the bottom. What made it past him, was out of a home. We wrapped all openings in the house with multiple layers of screen mesh.

    Rackets work well for whatever makes it into the living quarters, but really isn't feasible for a large number of inhabitants. Unless of course, you have a 5' circumference racket, and a protective suit.

    So long as they are dwelling during the day, there shouldn't be much risk of rabies. This year, the number of rabid bats found in our county, is astronomical. Something like we used back then, is really not safe now imo. I'm sure there may be exterminators with special tricks, but they are going to cost you much more than a nice dinner and a 12 pack :p
     
  10. Michele

    Michele Guest

  11. clutch billups

    clutch billups Big Dog

    thanks for all the replys people...im going to weigh my options and probly end up calling someone ... i read a link someone posted and it sounds like its a tough job ... thanx again...
     
  12. Old Timer

    Old Timer CH Dog

    i have heard that if you get some insects and kill them and load them with some kind of poison that gets rid of bats because they die after they eat them.but i don't know for sure because i never dealt with bats before.what you could do is why they are sleeping go up there and run em through with a knife or the like or take a lighter and a big can of hair spray and flame them but that depends on the risk of setting your home on fire by where they roost at.myself i would get in a jump suit get a ski mask on and gloves and when they are asleep sneak up and see if i could just stab em and take them out one by one.
     

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