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Caught in a trap in an attic |
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A nice Roof Rat close-up photo |
Caught this one in a kitchen |
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Caught this one in a laundry room |
The underside of a Roof Rat in a cage |
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Caught that mouse in the living room |
Another fine rat in the setting sun |
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The water trap actually worked! |
I'll be honest, I primarily use snap type traps. I find that 99% of people have no problem with this method of control, as
they consider rat vermin. However, if you refuse to kill any rats, I can accommodate you. Just remember, snap traps kill instantly,
whereas "humane" cage traps leave rats stuck in a confined space with no water for a while. Furthermore, snap traps are more
practical and effective, as they can be set in higher numbers and in smaller crevices. I often use cage traps in areas with either
finicky rats that avoid snap traps or inside people's homes where snapping is a risk.
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