Would this be strong enough to "take care" of my rodent and small critter problem?
66868
It may sting/scare them a bit, but they'll probably come back. You would have to be pretty close if you want to do more harm. Use a more powerful airsoft gun if that's what you're after (i.e. CO2 or battery powered).
66869
not a chance...you will have a good chance if you buy the nitro piston pistol to "take care" of the problem
66870
Oh trust me it will take care of your rodent problem. I shot a few of them. The bb bullet shoots so fast and accurate that it will hit the rodent leaving them dead or badly injured.
66871
Nope this pistol is too weak for that although it may scare or injure them. If you want to get rid of them you should use a CO2 powered pistol as it is more stronger and better
66872
Probably not. Try looking at pellet pistols & pellet rifles. Those are the rodent destroyers....
377037
It would make a good starter cage, but I would try to add a second one ASAP. With three mice it will probably get stinky quickly and need frequent cleaning.
1980282
Judging by the shape of the corners, and the thickness and hardness of the plastic, i think that it would be very difficult for a rodent to chew that container. Perhaps a large rodent with unlimited access and no distractions might eventually damage it, but since the container is air-tight and no food odor would be present, the rodent wouldn't have reason to suspect it contained food. While nothing is 100%, i'd say that this family of containers stands a better chance than anything else i have ever used of being considered "rodent-proof".
964735
I use it for rabbits and I have a very young littler that can drink from them with no problem. I would think younger mice may have to work at it a little, but you shouldn't have too many issues. God speed!
1389954
NO, I think it is for groundhogs specifically and it worked beautifully on my two properties. Look at this companies other products to deter rats. Personally I think you must contact a reputable rodent specialist. You have got to be aggressive and use the best traps and bait. Good luck and get this handled as soon as possible. They can breed out of control an destroy wiring and spread disease. Yucko.
1175725
I would think so. The plastic is heavy and is like a melamine. I think if you need a truly rodent-can, metal might be best. In my experience, those critters seem to be able to sink their teeth into the most surprising things.
747222
No. A mouse would like this, but it is too small for a rat. I've had rats as pets; even a young rat would not find this suitable.
1958062
Not that I know. As long as you store it in a dry place. It is a lot. Depending on your rodent problem. Otherwise you can get small quantities at the hardware store. I need a lot for year round maintenance.
347056
Definitely. It is quite strong. I use it a lot and have had no complaints at all. Regards.
253166
It is a little electrical appliance with no replaceable parts. So I would expect it to last for a number of years.It may not work for mice, as other people have said, but it sure seems to be working to deter roaches in my house.
1038987
I believe that this container, if used in conjunction with its companion lid, would most likely do the trick of keeping out any pests. The lid seals pretty tightly to the container. To be totally forthcoming, though, I have not had any experience with keeping out critters, so I can't attest completely to the air tightness of the container in this specific situation.
1568436
All of the above, lol. I was using it but turned out mine is a rat. It didnt work. I just bought Rodent Defense for rats we'll see how that goes. I believe if it had of been mice it may have worked. Good luck with your issue.
1822356
I suppose it would work for rats as well as mice. Seems like you have large mice there :)
1591561
No. I use it for rats and I wouldn't even want to put 3 of them in there at a time. Probably just 1 guinea.
1188908
I did not intend to use these for long-term storage because they are herbals. I do use herbs in my kitchen and pantry cupboards to keep bugs out, but those need to be replaced about every six months.As far as other critters go, well, if you mean mice or rats, I would doubt they would be effective. Seems those little beasties are almost like goats in their dietary choices.
970736
It should be good for rats, as they are similar in size to the squirrels that we use the trap on. I think mice might be a little small though.
1008758
I would assume it would be decent if you can get it close to their nesting area. I just know it worked on the bats but they rely on sonar and this makes noise so it seemed like a perfect fit. I would ask someone who say it got rid of their mice or rats though.