"We had a moose in our hoose hiding in the cupboard, I wanted a humane trap so got this as good reviews, bated with some peanut butter and dog kibble which it had been stealing! Caught him night 1 and took him to tye woods and released him, great easy product that does the job, excellent 👌"

"Unscrew the base and put some chocolate spread or peanut butter on the end and screw it back into the base. Then activate the trap by opening the peg like jaws. Place the trap at the edge of a path or fence and wait for a rat to smell the bait. Once the rat steps on the walkway to take the bait the trap activates and the jaws of the spring loaded peg despatched the rat. Just remove the dead rat and its ready to use again. Well pleased with this and it has already killed two rats."

"The mesh is sure to keep unwanted rodents and pests from getting into your property. The width of the mesh is 75mm and the length is an impressive 6m. You need to handle the mesh with care, the cut ends are super sharp. You could of course use the mesh for other projects including crafts."

"I received these Ratkil solar powered mole repeller’s through the Amazon vine programThese solar powered mole repellers are very well made they look strong and durable and when in the ground and full charged give off a good sonic pulse every so oftenSolar powered ultrasonic mole repeller’s really do work and these Ratkil ones are up there with the best ,I have been using this type of mole repellent for quite awhile now on a 2and a half aches meadow as I don’t like using the old killer type, so these are going to be very useful in replacing a couple of the old ones"

"A darned rattus has decided that the area below our decking is a good place to set up home. I don't! I'm hoping that now I've blocked his main route, it will keep the darned rodent out.Wire is very flexible, so I was able to bend around the shape of the decking with ease. It's also easy to cut with normal scissors.I may have to move a few things & see if the blighter has any other entrances."

"Rodents don't like the smell of peppermint.I used to soak cotton wool in peppermint oil and throw it around my attic after a family of squatting squirrels moved in and decided to reshape the rafters and make bedroom furniture out of my wooden picture frames and strip the stuffing out of my childhood teddies for pillowsBut the cotton wool solution doesn't last long and I have to keep top it up so I use these now and they're really good. They last so much longerNot had any squatters in my roof sinceI've also got one in my shed because I live in a rural area next to a river and we have an abundance of wildlife constantly looking for new homes for their ever increasing family numbers."