jerryc41 wrote:
Based on information from Orkin - the exterminator people.
Top 50 Rattiest Cities in America
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C.
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Denver
Seattle
Minneapolis
Boston
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Diego
Hartford, Connecticut
Miami
Milwaukee
Houston
Dallas
Portland, Oregon
Columbus, Ohio
Richmond, Virginia
Kansas City, Missouri
Norfolk, Virginia
Nashville, Tennessee
St. Louis
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Raleigh, North Carolina
Champaign, Illinois
Albany, New York
Louisville, Kentucky
Sacramento, California
New Orleans
Charlotte, North Carolina
Buffalo, New York
Flint, Michigan
Greenville, South Carolina
Syracuse, New York
Tampa, Florida
South Bend, Indiana
Portland, Maine
Phoenix
Charleston, South Carolina
Ft. Wayne, Indiana
Orlando, Florida
Burlington, Vermont
Based on information from Orkin - the exterminator... (
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They are idiots. San Antonio Texas has one of the largest rat problems in the US. At night, get a flash light, high beam type and go down along SA River Walk, point it up the drainage ports under the bridges along the river walk, count the eyes and divide by two and you will see the volume of these just out of reach. The San Antonio River is over run by rats and we just got our first cold front, so in they will come. If you want to rid your building/home of rats, mice and cockroaches, a female cat that has had a litter (yes, get her neutered). I have two cats, always have for my building, yearround, no rats in my building. O live right across from the San Antonio River, part of the River Walk. These are the brown rat types, carrier of bubonic plague and other nasty things. And stay out of that crawl space because the dust from their feces can kill you, more filth. The only good rat is a dead rat.
If you don't like cats but know someone who has a male cat, ask for the cats litter box and put that in your attic, the male cat urine drives the rats and mice away, that cat urine smell, but you won't smell it in your house.