Bobcat Pee and Apple Cider

Greetings!

Just a short post to pass on this video about cold weather pest invasion. This video doesn’t give you the solution, but don’t worry – for mice, we have the solution – 100% Bobcat Pee – but don’t just take my word for it:

“I have been ordering your products for a few years, mainly bobcat and coyote pee for
rats and mice. I used google to find you the first time and I continue to refer customers to you.
Thank You…Joyce”

http://fox2now.com/2013/10/16/pests-go-inside-when-the-weather-cools/#ooid=1hNzN4Zjogvt9OXUdY0rUBoYM4yC0UCq

Also, in case you thought that the only thing we put in jugs is predator urine, I have included some pictures of weekend cider production with the grandkids. No preservatives, no pasteurization, and the leftover cider mash makes Stanley the pig very happy – Winterberry Farm Heritage Apple Cider.

Until I find more words . . .The PeeMan

HOW TO GET RID OF VOLES/MOLES IN FLOWER BEDS

Hello All!

Well, it is back to feeling like summer up here for a little while anyway. That is a good thing because the wife and I are hosting our church’s annual harvest party on Saturday. That means one thing – the “honey do” just got multiplied by 10! My wife provides the vision for what the farm needs to look like before the shindig, and I provide the manpower to execute it. So, between building a wagon for hay rides, removing any unsightly evidence that anything not so pretty ever happens here(think empty pee buckets, etc.), mowing, trimming, rebuilding the rock patio, stacking wood – you get the idea – not much time for blogging this week.

I just happened to come across this note in my PeeMail, and I figured a blog post might help get this particular search term out there.

“I found your site in a round about way. Looked for ‘how to get rid of voles/moles in flower beds‘ but your name didn’t come up. I came across a site where people were discussing their issues and Nittany Lion, Fla Gator urine was mentioned. I then put that on my Google search, but nothing came up for it! So I just Googled ‘Animal Urine for mole control’ and your site was the 6th one down.

I didn’t know you could buy animal urine as a deterrent for other critters. . . . So perhaps other people, like myself, wouldn’t think of putting in a search for ‘animal urine deterrent for garden pests’ or similar.

Hope this helps.

Thanks.”

And thank you to this customer for taking the time to help us out. I need all the help I can get. So if you want to know how to get rid of moles/voles in flower beds, make sure to check out our 100% BobcatPee on http://www.predatorpee.com.

I’d better get back to work! Until I find more words. . .

The PeeMan

P Marks the Spot – PredatorPee for Puppy Training

Greetings from the North Woods!

Speaking of wood, I’ve got the stove just a crankin’ today. It is currently a balmy 46 degrees outside – at 1pm! Brrr. . .sure feels like the rumors I have been hearing about a cold winter might have some substance behind them. That’s ok, the grandkids came out last week and stacked the woodpile nice and high, and the wife and I already have at least one trip to “warmah” (Maine accent for those of you not familiar)climates this fall, so we will survive.

Anyhow, let’s think about something warm and fuzzy – puppies! Don’t worry, we won’t try to scare your cuddly canines away with predator pee, but believe it or not, some of our resourceful customers do use 100% PredatorPee for training dogs and cats to use a designated area of the yard as a “rest room.” As usual, our customers were way out ahead on this one, and it has taken us a while, but we’ve finally caught on. We listened to some folks in California who have been faithfully buying from us for a long time. They have been using PredatorPee to lure pets away from freshly planted (and expensive!)sod lawns. PredatorPee is not just for wild critters anymore! It is perfect for paper training puppies and even getting kittens focused on the litter box, too. Then once they have moved outside, you can designate the area of your yard where you want them to “go”. In the animal world, urine is the great communicator. It not only warns prey of the presence of a predator, but also communicates territorial boundaries to members of like species.

Just when you thought you knew everything that 100% PredatorPee could do for you, another clever use snuck up on you just like that first hard frost will sneak up on my wife’s flowers.

Until I find more words . . . The PeeMan

Summer Departs and Mice Move in

Hello Again!

I don’t know about where you live, but up here in the North Woods, autumn is definitely creeping in with the nearly frosty night time temperatures causing air conditioning units to disappear out of windows everywhere. I will have to be firing up the wood stove before you know it and getting the farm ready for winter.

Well, as you probably know, when the air inside your home becomes warmer than the outside air, certain animals look for shelter anywhere within your cozy walls – most commonly mice. These small rodents might pass as “cute” for some folks, but to me a rodent is a rodent and I am not willing to share my food or precious warmth with any of them.

Now is the time to ward off any mice invasions by putting the natural predator-prey instinct to work for you. In the wild Bobcats prey on many rodents and small animals. So when you want to get rid of mice, moles, voles, etc., bobcat urine is a most effective natural repellent and deterrent that stops these pests from nesting, chewing or doing other damage to your attic, basement, garage, barn or garden.

So, if you don’t relish small, furry house guests this fall, you better get yourself some 100% Bobcat Pee!!

Until I find more words . . .

The PeeMan

Urine Attracts Butterflies? For Real?

Hello All,

Well, the motorcycle and truck are back on the road, so I am happy, happy, happy! You will pardon the reference to a very popular reality tv show – but it acts as a segue. The other day, I took a phone call from someone who actually wanted to do a tv show based on the Peeman! Before you ask, I declined. Certainly, there is never a dull moment in the life of a man who makes his living selling animal urine, but I would rather have a root canal than let any Hollywood types stick their cameras into my business.

Anyway, I bet you never knew that urine could be used to make your garden more attractive? Usually, people use PredatorPee to repel things, but there is one organism that almost everyone would want more of in their backyards – butterflies. Believe it or not, in the wild butterflies find their greatest source of sodium, essential minerals and vitamins from wild animal urine puddles and urine-soaked leaves. Now you can bring this natural buttlerfly attractant to your garden with ButterflyLure – pure urine from the wild.

Just when you thought you knew all the uses for Predator Urine! Moving on, I am pleased to report that Stanley the pig has settled in to his new expanded digs. He no longer runs away frantically when a human approaches, and he enjoys wallowing in his mud pit and devouring table scraps indiscriminately. As you can see from the photos, he is a healthy little porker. Until I find more words . . . The PeeMan

Elks Eatin’ You Up? – We’ve Got a Pee for That!

Hello Again!
Well, I have been busy, busy, busy! Between farm chores, PeeMan duties, and keeping the wife happy, I have been swamped. But, I have a few minutes, and I will spend them sharing my “wisdom” on the blogosphere. I would insert an emoticon to express my sarcasm at this point, but The PeeMan refuses to use emoticons.

Anyhow, elk problems anyone? We actually have a golf course out West that regularly purchases our 100% Wolf Urine to keep the animals off the greens. Apparently their hooves create divets that are detrimental to the top-notch golfing experience they are trying to provide.

According to my limited research, they also can cause damage to coniferous shrubs especially in housing developments that have been built near their territory. Now, we have plenty of beasts with antlers in Maine – deer, moose, the occasional captive caribou, but no elk. Apparently there are four different types of elk – “The Rocky Mountain elk . . . is found in the Rocky Mountain states and in scattered locations in the Midwest and East. . . The current distribution of the Roosevelt elk . . . is the inland coastal areas of northern California, Oregon, Washington, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, and Afognak Island, Alaska. The Tule elk. . . is found only in California and the Manitoban elk . . . is found in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.”(http://icwdm.org/handbook/mammals/elk.asp)

So, if elk are eating at you, we have a pee for that – 100% Original WolfPee. Just like the Jackson Hole Golf Course, you can put the predator-prey instinct to work for you and keep the elk away from your prized ornamentals and coniferous shrubs. Or maybe you just happened to be lucky enough to have 9 holes in your backyard and you want to keep those greens smooth. Whatever the case, we have the stuff you need.

Ok, well it is probably about time to check on Stanley the pig and to make sure Brown Betty and the Amish Hen(we bought her recently from an Amish farmer)have enough water. So, until I find more words . . . The PeeMan

Canada or Canadian Geese – A Nuisance Either Way

Hello All!

Well the last two posts that I have written have concerned pests with which I have no particular experience. However, today’s nuisance of choice is all too common around these parts. Apparently the proper name for the overgrown black and brown birds is Canada Geese but I have never heard them called anything other than Canadian Geese and since this my blog, that is what we are going with.

According to my reading, these birds had neared extinction until we humans brought them back from the brink, and they repayed us with prolific reproduction causing them to go from threatened to nuisance in a few decades. Ah well, what to do about the sometimes aggressive flocks of giant pooping avians?

Birds might seem a bit out of the PeeMan’s purview, but actually we have developed a unique two pronged approach to this particular pest problem – The PeeCoy. Geeese, turkeys, ducks and other birds depend on very keen eyesight to warn them of the presence of predators. Our PeeCoy Coyote Decoy Combo combines a realistic 2 sided Coyote Decoy with the realism enhancer of CoyotePee. The combination of both seeing and smelling a coyote will tell birds clearly that your yard is not a safe place to be! The PeeCoy Combo combines one sturdy, life-size, easy-to-set-up2-sided Coyote Decoy, one 12 oz bottle of CoyotePee and one 12 pack of ScentTags.

So whatever they are called where you are from, the solution is the same – PeeCoy. Accept no substitutes!

Until I find more words. . . The PeeMan

Prairie Dogs of Summer?

Hello Again!

Well, I truly hope you are having a pleasant summer. Around here the tomatoes are turning red on the vine and the ears of native corn are starting to pop up at roadside stands. Unfortunately, this year’s corn- growing in my garden did not go so well. Late cold and lots of wet despoiled the crop. Oh well, that is why we have grocery stores, right? In another piece of farming news, the escaped pig was never recovered and while I make my living trying to help people keep predators away, I kind of hope a coyote got it because the idea of a full-grown feral pig wandering my woods is not a pleasant one. Anyway, the remaining pig( which my youngest daughter has named Stanley) seems to be settling in to life on the PeeMan’s farm. Of course that is easy when he can be blissfully unaware of his impending demise. I however am not unaware and am impatiently waiting for Stanley chops and Stanley bacon. Sorry if this bothers some of you, but a man’s got to eat!

Enough about me! Last post I took a look at a yard pest that is totally foreign to my neck of the woods, and today I will travel down that same road. Prairie dogs sort of require prairies and last time I checked there aren’t too many of those up here in the Great North Woods. But, apparently there are some parts of the country where these gopher like creatures still make their homes. From what I can gather, those “homes” can be destructive to yards and gardens. On the other hand, the labeling of the prairie dog as a pest has led to a damaging level of eradication. So, a solution that does not harm this unique and fascinating creature but encourages them to make their home elsewhere would be ideal. Just so happens . . .We’ve got a pee for that! The coyote is one of the prairie dog’s natural predators so our 100% CoyotePee is the perfect solution!

Well, a nice blend of personal and business makes for a good blog post.

So, until I find more words. . .

The PeeMan

Arm Yourself Against Armadillos Naturally

Hello Again!

Where I live, you’ve got as much a chance of seeing an armadillo as you do an 100 degree day. But, for those of you way down south and west, the Dasypus novemcinctus can be a fairly common sight. Seeing them isn’t a problem until they turn up in your yard and garden and begin to root up flowers or vegetables. I hear they can also be a threat to your backyard chicken eggs.

What to do? Well, I came across this answer to dealing with an aggressive armadillo on a message board:

“My friend Lisa, who I occasionally do a radio show with, is always a proponent of the urine approach. “That’s how everyone else in Nature does it!” says she, and you know, she’s right. Try it…

Not my usual critter in the garden but the principle remains the same. If this does not deter, try predator urines like coyote (THERE’s a job I don’t want; collecting coyote pee).

I choose to live and let, and have chosen urine as my weapon of choice – Scott”

Armadillos? We’ve got a pee for that – and it happens to be coyote urine. So, instead of trying to trap the horny, hard shelled animals – I’d rather collect pee than tangle with an armadillo – put the all natural, organic power of predator urine to work for you.

Until I find more words. . .

The PeeMan

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The PeeMan