captain14
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Looks like a good day at the show.
Did you resolve your “issues” at the storage unit?
Did you resolve your “issues” at the storage unit?
Not resolved.Looks like a good day at the show.
Did you resolve your “issues” at the storage unit?
Ya, and this one was a nice street car.Been a long time since I saw a Monza!
Battery ******** by jon72vega, on Flickr
Battery ******** by jon72vega, on Flickr
Battery ******** by jon72vega, on Flickr
Battery ******** by jon72vega, on Flickr
Battery ******** by jon72vega, on Flickr
Door windows tinted by jon72vega, on Flickr
Door windows tinted by jon72vega, on Flickr
Door windows tinted by jon72vega, on Flickr
Door windows tinted by jon72vega, on Flickr
Door windows tinted by jon72vega, on FlickrNot sure what you are using for traps but I find these to be more sensitive than the kill bar typeNot resolved.
Licking the peanut butter off the traps, but trap not tripping.
I did find there was a sensitive setting on the traps I was unaware of, so we will see if that gets me any sucess.
Ya, and this one was a nice street car.

Thanks for recommending those traps.Not sure what you are using for traps but I find these to be more sensitive than the kill bar type
I’m using these here in AZ to trap Kangaroo Rats.
Rat is misleading. These rodents are the size of what we called field mice in Michigan. Only difference is Kangaroo Rats have a longer tail with a tuft of fur on the end.
With this type trap you can increase the sensitivity of the trigger plate by taking the slack out of the tigger mechanism. Kinda like taking the slack out of the trigger on a firearm.