Posted by NoNewParts on October 16, 2015 at 04:42:40 from (66.66.112.196):
In Reply to: Getting rid of bats posted by NCWayne on October 15, 2015 at 10:51:38:
good ideas given.
If you have an old house, it's a battle.
like said, the tiniest crack or hole....they'll find it.
the pipe trick works, but in extreme cases, ya need to do
what Old said.
get your spotlight and find the entrances they are using,
then get up there in the dark and seal them.(wear gloves and a hoodie) Just like a horror movie with them all around you up there.
They won't hurt you, ya just have to control your flinch reflex...it's a long way down.
It's not a live and let live situation... Established colonies will grow and return every summer and their waste will stain and collapse ceilings...and it smells just nasty. And they will make even the bravest kids and wives cry when they get in.....so do what ya gotta.
couple tips
keep after them, you are never done. Your house is their home and they know where home is...they will look endlessly for another entrance.
Do your best to seal up the inside of your house before the battle. A few bats will get trapped and they will find their way in looking to escape.
stupid bats, routinely find them on my oil furnace air filter.
and this fall...started my furnace...loud!...dang.
Tore into it to see if I could fix it. found a bat carcass wedged inside the squirrel fan in the burner assembly!?!
I'm a country hick, but I sure wish I could get the time back I've spent battling rats, mice, chipmunks, squirrels, bats, woodchucks, wasps, and hornets... :lol:
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