Robert Rafferty

So they were very good with that.

So outside, they're put down in a way that you have to be

you have to protect the wood.

So you have to put them in a way that boards can't get at them.

They're putting houses, like little bait houses, that only their own mice can get into.

So they're put there.

But the one in the shed, there's traps in the shed.

not that I can see now the one in the shed I'm going to have to clear it out the shed totally once I get a whiff of or a stench from you're waiting for the smell of a dead rat before you open the door of that shed is that what you're telling me pretty much yeah pretty much yeah yeah pretty much because yeah you have to be very careful um

So basically they're lethal once.

You wouldn't think if it had been raining or like you put your hand down and you pick something up and you're not aware and then two seconds later you put your hand to your mouth or you touch your face maybe a thousand times a day.

You touch your face a thousand times a day.

You rub your chin.

You rub your head.

So it's just human nature that you do that.

So I'm not going through about

three or four hundred pairs of disposable gloves in about three weeks.

Kidney and liver failure, yeah.

Do you know what I mean?

Like it has a very high mortality rate.

Most people don't know it's what they're doing until it's too late and then they go into hospital and then that disease then has took over, unfortunately.