Be Vewwy Vewwy Qwiet, I'm Hunting...BATS

[OCBuckWife]

As of July 27th, 2006 I have had nine "encounters" with bats in my house the last five years ... and the score so far is "Alek-9, Bats-0" ... although 7 of the bats were "returned" back outside ... so it's possible I've had some repeat visitors. I wish I knew why/where these guys are coming from, but I really wish those pesky critters would stay outside and eat the bugs. BTW, if you have bats in your house, the first thing you should do is go get your digital camera (like I do! ;-) ... and then close the doors so they are confined to that room - then deal with 'em!

Pics here!

 

[OCBuckWife]

"We can't stop here, it's bat country!"

CCI: watch the video at the link!

 

[DaytonBuck]

I had a bat that live in the attic of my house in college. I'd get blazed beyond belief and chase it with a water pistol on sunday nights.

 

[DEBuckeye]

God-damn, that's creepy. There is no way I could sleep knowing that those evil little fuckers might be hanging around.

 

[Best Buckeye]

God-damn, that's creepy. There is no way I could sleep knowing that those evil little fuckers might be hanging around.

Not to worry man he had his water pistol. :tongue2:

 

[DaytonBuck]

Not to worry man he had his water pistol. :tongue2:

 

[TooTall]

I had a bat that live in the attic of my house in college. I'd get blazed beyond belief and chase it with a water pistol on sunday nights.

Would you yell "FREEZE DIRTBAG!" too?!

 

[Deety]

The band storage room at my middle school was taken over by bats one summer. There must have been at least a hundred of them, to the point where you could hear their wings rustling through the closed door over the squeaks of the instruments in the main room. Pretty freaky for a few days until the exterminator arrived. There were tons of them flying around the soccer fields at night and occasionally swooping down around us, but it was still odd to hear them so loudly during class. I understand there was quite a mess...

 

[OCBuckWife]

When I lived in San Jose for awhile, we had bats that would come out at night and sort of dive bomb over our pool in the back yard. I assume it was for the bugs that the water attracted because I had to rescue frogs out of the same pool at least 2 to 3 times a week. Poor things would get stuck in the pool because they didn't have anything solid to push against to jump out. They usually ended up stuck in the filter if we didn't notice them fast enough. Always had to wash the chlorine off of em at the yard spigot.

 

[DaytonBuck]

There's a bunch of fing bats every where.