A 78 year old women was recently arrested for streaking across the main hall at the Chelsea Flower Show. The bad news for her was that she was fined £50 at the magistrates court. The good news ? She was awarded a gold medal for best dried flower arrangement in show.

If it does what it says, then thats fine. It still takes one heck of a time for one and a half pund of rat to mumify.
I currently pay just over fifty pounds for a 25kg bag of conventional poison.
As I said, scatter bags are not the best way of putting poison out. There's a lot of wastage.

The advice I gave was aimed at non eggaholic famillies.

Lots and lots of people are starting to keep chickens which IMO, should only be good news for the people who keep them and for the chickens that they keep. In starting this thread, I'm hoping that other poultry keepers will add their advice to it and in doing so, help create some sort of guide for t...

Dependant on how you are storing your grain, I'd say a liquid form of which ever poison you're using would work best. I once had to sort an infestation out in a warehouse where the rats were feeding on Hula Hoops and lots of other goodies. They turned there nose up at my offerings of poison on wheat...

No Johnboy I havent.
What is important, is the actual name of the poisonous agent used and the type of bait the company has used to mix it with. Have a look at the small print on the ingredients list, there are a number of poisons that the company could be using.

Well I’m only really qualified to talk on one subject and as I would like to contribute to what to me is a new forum , my chosen topic as a one time professional pest controller, has got to be that of vermin. I must also point out that one of my main interests is poultry keeping. In my work I use a ...