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Rats rife in East Dulwich

rbrtdngl

By rbrtdngl
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spark67

spark67

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Was walking along Langton rise by the cemetery wednesday this week and a rat appeared and ran along side me along the fence, was a bigun ! It was trying to get away from me, looking for away to get through the fence, I started walking faster this scared it more and it started screeching in an alarming way before climbing up the ivy on the fence and jumping over, I guess the cemetery has a few of them.

Foxes seem to sort them out in our garden, found half of one once on the lawn *shudders*

Tom491

Tom491

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I saw a rat in my garden once. It was in some need of some major gardening so I guess it was attracted by overgrown weeds and bushes and stuff. I cut back everything to make sure it couldn't make its nest anywhere then just put down a couple of rat traps like this: http://www.victorpest.co.uk/shop/rat-control/snap-traps


Caught the rat and haven't seen one in the garden since!

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