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21-06-2009, 09:35 PM
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| |  Rats/Mice ?! - in the garden
Hi all,
Please can someone advise......
Today I saw a large rat/mouse, giving birth under my shrubs in the back garden during the day. The process took around 1.5 hours I think ! She wasn't scared of me, remained still and calm, she looked disgusting and was pulsating with flies all over her. Yukk !!
I didn't see any small rats leaving her body, but assumed she was giving birth as I then saw several smaller rats/mice running around in the garden afterwards. It freaked me out ! They are now running freely in the back on my cut lawn !
What shall I do ? Are they here to stay ? Will they grow in numbers ? Are they a threat to my house / kids ?
They look horrible, and I'd really appreciate some advise / tips.
Thanks
Iceman |
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