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I need a homemade sled and quick.

How many rats do I need to pull my sled?

  • How many trained rats do I need to pull my sled. There are no huskies here. Also should I use the old style 'fan' formation, or run them in pairs? Before you ask, I have a ...show more

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    50-60 healthy rats should be just fine. Definately run them in pairs, you can turn easier and they will be less likely to hit obstacles. Also something to consider, rats do not respond to the classic sled dog commands such as MUSH!, they respond much better to quah! for forward, lod! for left, and yae! to turn right, also important is quane! to stop. IMPORTANT!: feed the rats before if you are transporting food Hope you have fun and steer clear of the yellow snow

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that sounds like animal cruelty !

Tnay

You will need seven rodents and a good fairy to transform them, but you must be home by midnight.

bouncer bobtail

depends a rat can pull approx 1 pound. if the weight of the sleigh and yourself are aprox 250 pounds you will need about 250 rats. I'd think from the shear number of rats the fan formation would be best

Rob M

2,000,000

lo

Depends how heavy you are and how strong the rats are. You would have to choose the biggest muscly rats in order to keep the numbers down and reduce the complexity of the harness required!

empen

a bazillion. :) You cant really anwswer that unless if i know how much you weigh??

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