Posted by 37 chief on July 05, 2009 at 08:37:37 from (70.181.168.186):
In Reply to: Bats in my barn. posted by CHSchmidt on July 04, 2009 at 18:21:03:
You have a real problem getting rid of these bats. I had a bunch of them in my barn also. When they leave they circle inside before they leave, and as they are circling they crap and pee on everything as you probably already know. I tried about everything. I parked one of my tractors in my barn and ran the engine with a pipe connected to the exhaust up into the rafters, this got a few. I tried moth balls. I tried bug bombs, sticky fly tape, greased the wood where I thought they land on. They still were there. One day I saw a bunch of them behind a old flat wind shield from a old car laying on the wall about 10 ft up. I sealed all around the wind shield with rags and put a flexable tube from a small enging into this area. A lot of bats didn't return to mexico that year. I may have broke the cycle, because they haven't been back. I know they eat a lot of bugs, but I hate them. Why don't you try the tractor exhaust. stan
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