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Originally Posted by spudboy

We live 1km outside of Balhannah on Greenhill Rd (just near Hahndorf - if you are a tourist you'll have been there. I stay away from it like the plague). Are you from the hills originally?

It's been there for 2 weeks.

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Grew up just out of Balaklava.

2 weeks is after the August rainfest started. Have the farmers out near Monarto etc had any rat problems? Thought maybe the rats had headed for the hills (:p:p:p) due to the rain.

Holes seem too small for rabbits and they tend to be out in the open more when they burrow. Also around during the daytime too.

Maybe ask at the local produce store if anyone's got similar problems.

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Originally Posted by spudboy

We live 1km outside of Balhannah on Greenhill Rd (just near Hahndorf - if you are a tourist you'll have been there. I stay away from it like the plague). Are you from the hills originally?

It's been there for 2 weeks.

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My best mates old man used to be the minister of the big church in the main street in Hahndorf...

Used to love dropping in to the German Arms for a pint or 2...

Balhannah is a nice spot too.

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Originally Posted by Tombie2

My best mates old man used to be the minister of the big church in the main street in Hahndorf...

Used to love dropping in to the German Arms for a pint or 2...

Balhannah is a nice spot too.

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Bloody cold too :eek:

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Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus

Hahndorf.....there is a smallgoods place in the main street that makes a mean "bum burner" salami :D:D

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Maybe thats what you should shove down its hole :twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted::twis ted::twisted:

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Originally Posted by Mick-Kelly

Maybe thats what you should shove down its hole :twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted::twis ted::twisted:

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:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:

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Originally Posted by Gillie

If it is a rat problem they are sneaky sneaky buggers and whilst I have managed to catch them in a trap they are hard to catch. I used Soaked dog nuts to catch them. I have found the best way if possible is to have a .22 with ratshot and then use like a shot gun. shouldn't harm the tank but if does you didn't get this info from me!

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It must just be me... But switching to immature mode... :wasntme: That is a funny thing to say!

Anyway, back on a serious note. Maybe some photos of the burrows and tracks could help determining the critter?

Be .... vewy....vewy.....qwiet !!

Wabbits....:eek:

Actually, funny what you say about the Cocker Spaniel. Ours is a real hunter and once she had a whiff of it, she would not rest until she had caught that thing.

So far we've seen her catch rats, mice, a small snake, a chicken (oops)

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Originally Posted by spudboy

.... we now take the bowls away if there is any food remaining.

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There's your problem. If you owned labradors there would be no food remaining. :D