Oldfart
FRF Addict
I'd hate to mistake that thing for a Fleshlight!
Sure as hell looks like it works well. I love the raccoon coming in for a snack.
Rodents in the engine bay? Try this!
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I'd hate to mistake that thing for a Fleshlight!
Sure as hell looks like it works well. I love the raccoon coming in for a snack.
OP
OP
That’s ******* cool. I may have to get one of those.
OP
OP
Vehicles stay outside. This is my wife’s car and she goes to work 3 times a week. Squirrels are the worst.
That would make me crazy. My truck has to stay outside because it’s too long for the garage; and the M3 lives there anyway. Between the Bimmer and the woodshop, there’s no room even if the garage was long enough.
GCATX
King Dingaling
Like a moth to a lightbulb.I'd hate to mistake that thing for a Fleshlight!
JohnyPython
FRF Addict
Ya, it’s a Co2 cylinder. I think you get like 20 strikes with it.
We would have to change @Oldfart name to PrinceAlbert.
OP
OP
I'd hate to mistake that thing for a Fleshlight!
Give it a try...you might like it.
Sozzy12
FRF Addict
Wish that thing would work on birds... Have my f350 crammed into my shop to keep starlings out of the engine bay... Tough to work on my other projects with it in there.
koly
Member
If the rodents are looking for water, these type of "walk the plank" traps work great, reset themselves, and are pretty inexpensive (~$12-$15). Put a 5 gallon bucket with some water near your truck, attached one of these planks and put a little peanut butter on the end of the plank, and the rodents should be more attracted to that than your truck.
sixshooter_45
2019 Ruby Red Metallic SC, 3.5 L Twin Turbos.
Where can you purchase this? I want one!
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