Frozen Rodents and Moving - Save or Toss?

[Samong]

I'm moving as soon as the end of June or as late as the end of July. So I had a simple question:

Is it worth the hassle to attempt saving 4 trays(15-20 items each) of frozen rats from Big Cheese? I have a two hour car trip to make with a buffer zone of 30 minutes at each end. Or is the risk of partial thawing just not really worth the trouble? It's about $60-80 worth of feeders, but if buying new is best it's just what I'll have to do.

[Darkbird]

Spend 5-10 bucks for some dry ice, load a cooler and go. If you can find some, might take some looking. Seems like a lot of frozen rodents to waste otherwise. Or maybe see if you can find someone in the area who will buy what you have left when the time comes.

[M.P.C]

+1 on the dry ice and cooler, could also get some bags of ice and go that way if you cant find dry ice

[Daigga]

Kroger usually carries dry ice if there's a store near you. It's just a little over a dollar a pound, so it shouldn't be very hard to get a hold of.

[Sonny1318]

If they're sealed per usual from Big Cheese. I would grab a cooler, a bag or two of ice and go for it. If you can get the dry ice, better yet.

[Marissa@MKmorphs]

Another vote for cooler and dry ice here, and like others said, regular ice will work in a pinch. No reason to waste feeders!