Posted by farmerwithmutt on August 10, 2016 at 10:02:15 from (166.181.3.232):
In Reply to: Rodent infested hay posted by JimS on August 09, 2016 at 20:56:10:
Feed the hay. Place I worked for guy felt sorry for the stray cats and he found an old cabinet for the cats he put a sheet of plastic over where the door was so they could come and go. He also had a heat lamp in there and those cats had it made. Only problem was it was in a warehouse in downtown dubuque there got to be a lot of cats plus they had a heated room to keep the forklift at night it was fun to send the new guy for the forklift because as soon as those cats heard a noise they headed for the door at least 5 to 15 plus cats screaming and headed for the door fortunately nobody had a heart attack
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