A Very Lucky Owner!

I've seen this before. A well established rat's next in a vehicle. But what I have never seen before is one where no damage to wiring occurred. Rodent's LOVE to chew wiring to pieces.

We cleaned this up and didn't find a nick one. Very fortunate.

Lucky and how! Thanks for the share....I think.

Agree totally. Lucky owner. :bowdown:

WOW, how long did that sit for that nest to be established?

Wow !!!

YIKES! :yikes:

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Originally Posted by CloverHillCrawler

WOW, how long did that sit for that nest to be established?

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Truth be told, this F3 belongs to my Brother-in-Law. He lives in the mountains in North Carolina. He parks this from sometime in December to March when he starts riding again. I think this nest is at least 1 year old. Probably built during hibernation time last year. It was very thick and well established. Obviously, not recommended!:yikes:

:coffee: I had a nest in less than a month's time.
Stored an ATV in a friend's horse barn. Checked it out after
three weeks and found the nest.
The fix: rat poison placed around the ATV. .....:thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Little Blue

:coffee: I had a nest in less than a month's time.
Stored an ATV in a friend's horse barn. Checked it out after
three weeks and found the nest.
The fix: rat poison placed around the ATV. .....:thumbup:

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Granted, it doesn't take long. And most of us are subject to this kind of thing. Poison is fine if you don't have pets. We use cats!

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Originally Posted by BajaRon

Granted, it doesn't take long. And most of us are subject to this kind of thing. Poison is fine if you don't have pets. We use cats!

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:thumbup: as your probably already aware
:lecturef_smilie: the cat(s) can cause some problems too, especially if too comfortable on the seat & decides to pick at it (similar but not sharpen claws):gaah: solution: simple seat cover can stay on 24/7 or just be a old towel when parked:thumbup: