Giant Rats - On the rise again in the UK -

If you want to get rid of vermin get a dog, specifically a Jack Russell. Ours catches everything, although when he comes in the house to present it it can be a bit much!

Last summer I sat on my porch and watched a rat running along the power lines in front of our house. It was a small rat. I've never seen a Norway rat here but I know they are world wide. a reply to: ATF1886

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It's a Savannah cat. A hybred between an African wild Serval and a domestic cat. They need a lot of space and a lot of toys or they'll destroy your house. a reply to: ATF1886

originally posted by: ATF1886
Lmao whats a muskrat lol im joking yea people are so out of tune w animals its not even funny...a reply to: AutumnWitch657

DUDE TAKE A LOOK...


www.google.com...


It's a muskrat. It's even the same color. You just lost points as an animal identifier bud. Yeah you're an expert... Not...

I knew it was tinted with a hint of sarcasm...sorry no points losta reply to: AutumnWitch657

a reply to: ATF1886
It wasn't in my house so I'm not trying to kill them. It's he frocking squirrels that are a problem.

What? Are you saying it's a muskrat or a rat? You're not being clear. a reply to: ATF1886

Sorry i did not specify that was a muskrat thats why i put a pic of norway rat and roof rat my inetention was to allow op to see that thats not a rat in the shovel sorry for having to specify in simpler terms and also this last time i check was a thread on rats not squirrles...a reply to: AutumnWitch657

a reply to: ATF1886

I'll give you back your points and a big apology too. I think... but I'm still not sure... I have only had one small cup of coffee. I don't even use mugs. Just regular coffee cups that come with saucers...

Are they squirrel imaged saucers???a reply to: AutumnWitch657

So we agree? It's a muskrat. I don't have comprehension issues. It seemed you were laughing at me for saying it's a muskrat. a reply to: ATF1886

Okay obviously you can't play nice. See ya.


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At all maam at all i was laughing cause people dont know a muskrat fro, a roof or norway or palm rat lol i was actually agreening with the witch for once!!!a reply to: AutumnWitch657

Just playing as nice as you were young lady...a reply to: AutumnWitch657

originally posted by: ATF1886
At all maam at all i was laughing cause people dont know a muskrat fro, a roof or norway or palm rat lol i was actually agreening with the witch for once!!!a reply to: AutumnWitch657

OK what ever. Read what you just wrote here and then guess why I had a problem understanding what the hell you're saying. Don't you proof read before hitting the reply button?

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Time to trap those varmints and send them to China! Rats are sold on the market for food - must taste like chicken.

I recall down in Texas they were having a problem with an abundance of prairie dogs causing a major problem with a stretch of land. Someone made a deal with China to sell them for food. They even developed a vacuum that could suck these varmints out of their holes without killing them before shipping them off to China.




The prairie dog vacuum....

originally posted by: dooleysleftleg
I remember a story similar to this surfacing maybe 5 years ago

Its called a General election.

The giant rats (MP) always surface about this time

No sorry really hard to on a telephone screen sorry i cant satisfy your grammer needs..a reply to: AutumnWitch657

With the right seasoning that could taste delicious!!! Im joking probably tastes as bad as it looks...a reply to: WeRpeons