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Posted by 37 chief on July 09, 2006 at 00:04:24 from (70.181.164.242):
I have a nest of bats in my barn-shop. They are craping all over everything. I had to do something. I got this idea from someone on this sight last year. Park a tractor inside and leave it running with the door closed. It has the same effect as a hose from the tailpipe of a car to the inside with the windows closed. My daughter goes by the barn hears the tractor running, figures out what I am up to. goes home and tells my wife, why I don't know. All my wife thinks is the poor little bats may die. So now my wife is mad at me. Sometines it doesn't pay to get up in the morning. I know bats eat a lot of bugs.They also carry rabies, All I need to happen is a rabid bat to bite one of my Grand Daughters. I guess there will be a few more happy bugs tonight. Stan
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