Subject: | Re: Recorded last week in Pinnacles National Monument, California |
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From: | "Mitch Hill" wa1ykn |
Date: | Sat Apr 28, 2012 11:44 am ((PDT)) |
On 4/28/2012 2:31 PM, John Brenneman wrote: > Hi Mitch, > > I was wondering about something to repel .In my career as an automotive = technician I replaced many a wiring harness due to rodent damage. Somethin= g about the insulation may be tasty to them as visually areas would be graz= ed away much like a leaf chewed by a caterpillar . We resorted to putting p= oison bait under the hood, something that i'd never do now . These repairs= can cost thousands on a Mercedes Benz. It would be great if an herb infuse= d vegetable oil rubbed on the cables would work, something like they use fo= r non poisonous flea collars? Anybody got any coyote urine? ...sorry > > John John, There is a product "Ro-Pel", a liquid that is described as: > Animal Repellent, With Applicator, Will Not Harm Animals Or Plants, > Bitter Taste Repels Biting, Chewing, Licking, Gnawing Or Nibbling > Animals. I have not tried this myself, however sounds like what you are looking for... -- -- Mitch Hill (Sent from HP DV6T) |
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