have had four going all week, they come through the screen and my wife can't handle closed windows this time of yearbill herian wrote:Put out an empty platstic bottle (any kind of bottle) with a quarter inch balasmic vinegar and a chunk of banana.
Roll a piece of paper into a funnel so the opening is about a quarter inch in diameter and rest it on the bottle.
Place by the sink or wherever they are. When you get a bunch, throw it in the freezer for while.
Make two and switch them out.
Shouldn't take more than two days to get them down to nothing.
bill herian wrote:Take the screen off and let the bats come in.
yeah, and I end up with velociraptors, I'm not falling for that herianbill herian wrote:Take the screen off and let the bats come in.
jehler wrote:My neighbors have an apricot and peach tree that were loaded and they let the fruit drop, I'm 90' downwind...
i would have set fire to my legjehler wrote:Shit, it's been the summer of bats here at our jobs, no shit I had one creak up my leg not 5 days ago
assateague wrote:jehler wrote:My neighbors have an apricot and peach tree that were loaded and they let the fruit drop, I'm 90' downwind...
Go pick that **** up and make shine. What the ****'s wrong with you? Half rotten fruit? Oh my goodness.
assateague wrote:Tell her not to step on my third or forth steps on the porch after 10pm.
assateague wrote:I will remove bats for $125 per animal. $135 per animal if paying by check. Fruit flies are $5 each.
bill herian wrote:We've had big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus) here all summer.
They like to hide under the bimini top on the boat.
jehler wrote:bill herian wrote:We've had big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus) here all summer.
They like to hide under the bimini top on the boat.
You ever see large bats while fishing? Jr and I have twice seen bats with wingspans over a foot hours after sunrise more than four miles offshore on lake mi, google revealed a hoary bat but honestly, it's seemed bigger than that, was comparable to a turn or small gull
nope, sun was up, no sparklerebelp74 wrote:jehler wrote:bill herian wrote:We've had big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus) here all summer.
They like to hide under the bimini top on the boat.
You ever see large bats while fishing? Jr and I have twice seen bats with wingspans over a foot hours after sunrise more than four miles offshore on lake mi, google revealed a hoary bat but honestly, it's seemed bigger than that, was comparable to a turn or small gull
that was a vampire
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