05/20/07

Dear Sirs,

Finding ourselves with an unusually high population of chipmunks and
red squirrels this year, with a resulting maze of holes and nests
throughout the property, we were searching for a solution to our
rodent problem. We have tried live traps in the past, but it always
seemed impossible to catch enough of the varmints and difficult to
relocate them far enough away (and local laws do not allow this in any
case). None of us are a good enough shot to use a pellet gun to deal
with them without unnecessary cruelty.

Our search led us to your site on the internet, and your Rat Zapper
Ultra seemed worth a try for the price, so we ordered one from a
distributor here in our province. We were a little hesitant, however,
as there didn't seem to be much anecdotal evidence that the device
could handle rodents as large as chipmunks and red squirrels.

Well, we couldn't be more impressed. Having had the device for barely
over a week, we have so far gotten rid of over 20 chipmunks and a fair
number of red squirrels as well. We will continue to move the Rat
Zapper around the property to problem areas.

Compared to poisons and traditional snap traps, this is a clean and
relatively humane way to cope with rodent infestation. The animals
appear to die instantly, and there is no mess to deal with other than
disposing of the clean carcass.

We would highly recommend the Rat Zapper Ultra to anyone looking for
an effective method of dealing with a rodent problem.

Sincerely yours,

Bill W. and Margaret C.
Ontario, Canada

From: D.V.English Sent: Friday, October 21, 2005 6:16 PM

Subject: You saved my sanity!

As long as I've owned this house I've never seen a mouse.

But when I heard a scratching noise in the wall a few months ago I immediately realized what it was. How it got in I am not sure, but I suspect it took up residence after my next door neighbor fumigated his house.

Anyhow, my first thought was I hope it doesn't have children in there. Or die in there. I hit the internet and saw suggestions such as peppermint oil, dryer sheets, ultrasonic devices, etc. I also saw the RatZapper mentioned but figured it wouldn't come to that.

I tried the dryer sheets and after a few days the scratching stopped. I assumed it went away. Well, when it decided to stick it's head out in the middle of the day two weeks ago I realized I was wrong.

I became consumed with catching it. I purchased the peppermint oil. No luck. Got some glue traps with peanut butter and it just avoided it. Each day it became more bold. Running around during the day even in a room filled with people. That just pissed off.

That night I purchased FOUR Zappers. I know it seems excessive for one mouse but one of us was leaving and it wasn't going to be me :-). They just arrived today and in only a few hours that bold little mouse is no more!!

I've decided to share the wealth so I am going to keep two RatZappers and give the other two away. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! I finally have my sanity back. And if he has any little friends I'll be ready for them too!