Posted by Marko59er on May 01, 2009 at 04:56:01 from (75.104.160.56):
While reading the post about rats reminded me of a few rat stories that I heard. You know the type where the first story builds from the next one until they become unbelieveable. Does anyone have any good rat stories like these?
A neighbor was filling a grain bin. Noticed a rat inside the bin. The bin was full enough that there was no way the rat could get out. Neighbor decided to go in the bin with a 2x4 and get the rat. First, the neighbor chased the rat around the bin with the 2x4 trying to hit it. Then, the rat figured out that there was no way out and started chasing the neighbor around the bin. Finally, the neighbor won. Imagine, what it would be like watching the ordeal from the top of the bin.
My next story is about another neighbor. He said he would shell ear corn at a neighbor's place. They set up the sheller at one end of the crib. On the other end they would build what looked like a funnel with plywood. (The best way to describe it.) The funnel's end was narrow enough that a lawn mower fit at the end. The rats would run out of the back end of the crib then down the plywood funnel and finally be killed by going under the running lawn mower.
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