My roommate who has the basement room found a rat in her bathroom this morning. Naturally, she and I got our male roommate to take care of it. (Such great feminists!) After a long time - and a lot of screeching from the rat - he got it trapped and released it outside.
You do know it will be back right? Taking it outside just means that it will find its way back to his "home" in my opinion. I would get some serious traps and start the extermination process.. That is awful!
You do know it will be back right? Taking it outside just means that it will find its way back to his "home" in my opinion. I would get some serious traps and start the extermination process.. That is awful!
You do know it will be back right? Taking it outside just means that it will find its way back to his "home" in my opinion. I would get some serious traps and start the extermination process.. That is awful!
Yes, but this was the Sunday morning quick fix. We are contacting our property manager to have someone come set traps/check for entry points. But for the moment, we just wanted the thing out of her bathroom!
Poor guy, I love rats. I'm not getting why everyone thinks he's so huge, that's a perfectly normal sized rat.
Yeah, in my mind "huge" would be a rat you mistake for a cat in low light. Which is what happened to my mom a while back when she saw a "cat" running along her fence railing at night. Not a cat, but a rat, she realized when it reached the portion under the streetlight. But they're right by the water, so there are lots of big Norway (sewer) rats around.
The only rat I've seen in person was our class pet in fifth grade and it looked smaller than that. It might not be huge for a rat, but it's much larger than any creature I've had in my house before!
Poor guy, I love rats. I'm not getting why everyone thinks he's so huge, that's a perfectly normal sized rat.
They are like huge mice.
Mice in a home are bad enough, large mutant mice the size of household pets are scary.
When I was a kid there was this small community of trailers down by a river in my small town. There was a story in our newspaper about a kid there that got his fingers chewed off by a rat.
A rat walked by me and my brother when he was at Howard, at the McD's across the street from campus. That MFer looked us straight in the eyes like,"what? I eat here too!", picked up a piece of bread on the ground and kept it moving. He had to weigh 10 lbs.
I imagine he lives near that McDs, in a sewer with some turtle friends that have Renaissance artist names.
Poor guy, I love rats. I'm not getting why everyone thinks he's so huge, that's a perfectly normal sized rat.
I agree. Rats are the size of squirrels at the very least. Do you have any construction happening nearby? Whenever they dig up roads or put up buildings they come out in droves.
A rat walked by me and my brother when he was at Howard, at the McD's across the street from campus. That MFer looked us straight in the eyes like,"what? I eat here too!", picked up a piece of bread on the ground and kept it moving. He had to weigh 10 lbs.
Well, I am a few miles from Howard, so maybe this guy is a cousin of that giant rat.