Wtf Is Next?!11!

[MagicNakor]

Most of my life I've had to deal with spiders and rodents, since I live in a rural area. I'd suggest getting a cat too, since mine kept the buildings relatively mouse-free (when he didn't go in one any longer it was completely infested within a couple months). But that's not always a feasible option, and some cats simply aren't interested or any good with hunting. Some dogs will kill mice if you're more of a dog person, most notably terriers. Peppermint and eucalyptus oil also work if you want to avoid poisons. If you've not got properly sealed windows and doors, or if your concrete has cracks in it, they'll just squeeze in.

Of course there is always the option of trapping (either live or not).

[Wolfmight]

Anyone ever hear of Cawkroaches?
Freakin Cocksuckers if you ask me.

[MagicNakor]

Heard of them, seen them in other places, but they don't live here!

[Barbarossa]

[GepperRankins]

Living next to the woods and having an unfinished basement is a motherfucker!

I've already killed 2 spiders smaller than my hand but big enough where you can hear them running, 2 mice, and a salamander.

Now I just killed a fucking shrew. A FUCKING SHREW!

How the fuck are they getting in?!! It's one of those things where you see a wasp in the house and wonder WTF?!

I also get beetles here and there. I may as well have trees, grass, and soil down that motherfucker.

I haven't finished buying all my materials to finish the basement and I can't wait to get started walling it up.

you should turn the sensetivity up on your perimeter sentry guns

[Cheese]

I'm always seeing this tortoise-shell coloured rodent running around my flat, one day I'll catch it and eat it.

[CrabGirl]

[Busyman™]

Peppermint and eucalyptus oil also work if you want to avoid poisons.

Good advice, thanks. I love the smell of eucalyptus anyway. :koalabear:

or if your concrete has cracks in it, they'll just squeeze in.

That's what I was thinking. Gotta find the cracks though.

[Busyman™]

Anyone ever hear of Cawkroaches?
Freakin Cocksuckers if you ask me.

The German cockroach is the most prevalent one in DC. I see the American cockroach in big DC buildings ALL THE TIME and the Oriental one is common outside in some areas.

We call them waterbugs.

Where I live though, there are no roaches in sight. However, ants are quite ubiquitous.

I found that cayenne pepper keeps them at bay.

My next door neighbor just told me yesterday that he saw a black widow spider underneath his shed ramp.

Fucking great.

[Skweeky]

spiders

/me calls one of the cats to protect her against any spiders possibly around

/me remember she has to change the cat littler