Kill a rat contest.

Liam Ryan said:
That sounds a bit like torturing small animals to me.:confused:
I am no spca memeber and I used to pull the odd wing off a fly as a kid, but never lit an animal on fire.
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AH!!! Misspent youth. Good thing we grow up. Well, most of us anyways.
 
5 gallon bucket 1/3-1/2 full of water. ramp to bucket lip. Drill holes in oposite sides of bucket. Take the core from a roll of paper towels and put peanut butter on the middle. Thread a dowel rod through the holes in the bucket and the paper towel roll core such that the peanut butter is positioned over the middle of the bucket and the roll is allowed to rotate freely. Rat goes up the ramp to the roll, trys to get the peanut butter, and the roll rotates dropping him into the water below where he drowns.
 
hlee said:
5 gallon bucket 1/3-1/2 full of water. ramp to bucket lip. Drill holes in oposite sides of bucket. Take the core from a roll of paper towels and put peanut butter on the middle. Thread a dowel rod through the holes in the bucket and the paper towel roll core such that the peanut butter is positioned over the middle of the bucket and the roll is allowed to rotate freely. Rat goes up the ramp to the roll, trys to get the peanut butter, and the roll rotates dropping him into the water below where he drowns.
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LOL ! Sorry 'Ol Bud but I done beat you to it :D Back in the first few posts .
 
Nightshade gas made of Chlorine and Ammonia is relatively heavy and will sink when introduced to an environment with regular air.

Basically the helium trick but with poison gas.
 
When I was a kid, we used to raise hogs. In the hog house every morning were dozens of large wharf rats. I used to get up before school, load my Ruger single-six with 6 rounds of snake shot in one hand and a single shot .410 in the other. I'd sneak up to the door, swing it open and start blasting away. Never hit a hog but I sure wacked a lot of rats. Great fun. (I didn't have a "normal" childhood, thank god.)
 
go2ndAmend said:
When I was a kid, we used to raise hogs. In the hog house every morning were dozens of large wharf rats. I used to get up before school, load my Ruger single-six with 6 rounds of snake shot in one hand and a single shot .410 in the other. I'd sneak up to the door, swing it open and start blasting away. Never hit a hog but I sure wacked a lot of rats. Great fun. (I didn't have a "normal" childhood, thank god.)
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That's hilarious! We had hogs when I lived at home too, up to 5000 head in an outdoor operation.

I wish I had a dollar for every rat I've killed! It was a favorite passtime.

Andy
 
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