Rodenator, anybody used one?

[skibreeze]

http://www.gophernator.com/home

I have a huge problem with these little 13 lined ground squirrels killing my trees. Thinking this would be the ticket, but never seen one before.

 

[TEC800]

is that for real? if so that looks like a he!! of a lot of fun. LOTS of room for operator error if you know what i mean. 2 g's ? kinda steep. sure puts ideas in a guys head though

 

[Motley Doo]

2 g's! Thinking a DPMS Panther AR-15 with a Leupold tactical scope should drive those squirrels back where they came from, and for about the same price! Dang, I have to stop reading off my wish-list. Are you in an area that you can shoot?

 

[skibreeze]

Nope, can't shoot in the area, not to mention, you hardly ever see the little bastards and they are so small. I've tried the poison gas sticks, mouse traps (which got about a dozen of them, but after a week, they wouldn't go near the traps) 2G is expensive but I spent 5G on trees that are dying and I need trees on the property.

 

[Jeff C]

If you get one, I would like to rent it for a few days

 

[ArcticBoy]

The pic looks like it's a mini line charge that they use to clear mine fields. Another benefit of military tech.

 

[skibreeze]

If you get one, I would like to rent it for a few days

I was hoping that someone had one for me to rent.

 

[foxyrmk]

We have one here at work and the guys have used a few times to get raid of the grophers. The dam thing sounds like a cannon when it goes off. Had the dogs scraced and running to take cover.

 

[ArcticBoy]

Here ya go http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZoKbnTycwc&feature=related

 

[opus]

We've got on on this place. Although shooting them is way more fun, it works well. Anything that goes 'boom' is fun!

 

[AZ800]

Neigbor in NM got his hands on one. We spent a whole Sunday blowing up trenches and moles in our yards. Coolest redneck invention yet. Never got old. KA Booom!!!

 

[Mooseknuckle]

Keep your junk out of the line of fire.


OOOOOOOOHHH Me juevos!!!!!!!

 

[PowderEatin]

My buddy has one for his 80-acre farm. Doesn't work very well in sandy soils---the soil just isn't tight enough. Instead, he ended up with a Verminator to pull around with his tractor-----creates a tunnel about 8" under the surface and leaves behind poison pellets. 2x the money as a Rodenator, but 10x more effective.