glennboltw
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Just now, Spider said:
It’s not essential but there is evidence they are more susceptible to parvo so it’d be piece of mind for you than real danger.
She now thinks I’m on a dog forum and also asked what relevance the size of her busters is to the discussion.
Thank her for me and we will have a 3rd booster 👍👍
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44 minutes ago, Ratwhite said:
If your not sorted already - DM me with your contact number, I run a pest control Division and we cover bolton pal? Thanks for the mention @gonzo
Cheers just sent you a message.
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2 minutes ago, Youri McAnespie said:
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Get a gat gun and darts - dip the darts in a.i.d.s blood, procured from a h.i.v.+ rent boy or female sex worker.
Then get a pair of night vision goggles, like 'Buffalo Bill', get up in the attic - then lie in wait, shoot them in the arse when they pitch up.
Wear gloves when aids-ing up the darts.
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10 minutes ago, Youri McAnespie said:
Remove the hatch...
Buy a load of batteries and a flashing bike light - home bargains do them for about three quid.
Get a bluetooth speaker - emoji ones are cheap and good off ebay - seven quid or so.
Tape them both to some form of pole or fishing rod etc. Sommat that can poke into the attic but can be retrieved easily.
Put the light on rapid flash.
Go on youtube iand stream cat noises, death metal, punk, techno etc. to the speaker.
Fill socks with chopped onions and chiili powder and sling them up.
Get some Hydrogen Peroxide (Care is a cheap brand) from the chemist and soak some dishcloths in it and chuck them up.
They will bugger off - honestly.
I will give that a go...... I will probably need to get a loft company in then to proof it as they would probably end up coming back eventually.
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3 minutes ago, Duck Egg said:
I'd get the loft company in and leave a few traps around the loft for good measure. Is it possible one of the neighbours is a dirty bugger leaving food and crap all over the place? They usually return to a food source or a bedding source.
They're bloody determined beggars and will gnaw their way through solid wooden doors if there's something tempting on the other side.
One of the neighbours garden is a shit hole, not with food or anything but with garden waste, I always seem to think this is where they may be breeding etc but we've never seen any rats outside and the council checked all that out.
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8 minutes ago, tomski said:
Forgive my ignorance but how do they get up to the loft?
Not sure, we seem to think they gain access through the wall cavities then climb up the wall into the loft, once in the loft they can get into all four houses. We thought they was coming through the main drain sewer but we have had cameras down and we can't see any damage to the drain.
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Every few years we seem to get rats in the loft, the bastards run between our house and the three connected. The council have been out numerous times to use prison to kill them but they can't seem to find the entry point therefore they keep returning..... Has any one had any experience of this and how they overcame it, I'm thinking of getting a loft company in to completely make the loft rat safe and to find any possible entrance that they may be finding..... Don't want a cat got two dogs!
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5 minutes ago, Rudy’s Message said:
Right we seem to be heading to a Border Collie. The women we got The Beagle off has them due any day now
Great dogs, we currently have one thats 13 and still like a pup and we lost our other 2 years ago aged 14.... We're looking at another dog now and are considering another border collie.
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What makes you a boltonian and why you love it
in Behind The Stands
Kearsley roundabout..... As a kid coming home from me holidays from Cornwall knowing where I am and knowing I'm back home in Bolton.