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Have added a rake to the arsenal and am on tactical alert. So far, so good. Fighting off paranoia after nearly clubbing the tabby. Oops.

You are a braver girl than I.

Second Chance wrote:Have added a rake to the arsenal and am on tactical alert. So far, so good. Fighting off paranoia after nearly clubbing the tabby. Oops.

I hear that possums make good target practice.

ulysses5019 wrote:

Second Chance wrote:Have added a rake to the arsenal and am on tactical alert. So far, so good. Fighting off paranoia after nearly clubbing the tabby. Oops.

I hear that possums make good target practice.

Ya gotta hit at least one to pass the driver's test 'round these parts.....

Second Chance wrote:Have added a rake to the arsenal and am on tactical alert. So far, so good. Fighting off paranoia after nearly clubbing the tabby. Oops.

Rakes are good. I added the rake to my outdoor Snake Tool Set. The broom has proven best for Toad Traffic Control.

I added the rake to my outdoor Snake Tool Set. The broom has proven best for Toad Traffic Control.

I would think the snakes would be best for toad control..


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tlynn78 wrote:

I added the rake to my outdoor Snake Tool Set. The broom has proven best for Toad Traffic Control.

I would think the snakes would be best for toad control..


t.

A snake with rake.

tlynn78 wrote:
I would think the snakes would be best for toad control...

I've decided that I like the toads, so long as they stay outside. They sit outside the back glass door and eat the bugs that are attracted to the light from the kitchen. As a result, I have had a noticeably smaller number of mosquitos, moths, and june bugs get inside this summer.

The toads get swept only if they try to come inside with the dogs (and the surviving bugs.)