Whats fun is to watch thelittle tree rats get cross wired in a power transformer.Can you say happy Fourth of July?Hehehehe.
squirrel problems, what to do?
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Raise pet squirrels....
(?)
They already come up there, they can't get into your apt. Keep the plants inside, and attract them with peanuts or such.
Have you ever had a squirrel share a lunch with you, an inch away, and been able to pet it?
They will be there anyway. Consider them "FUZZY" neighbors.
You surely can't get rid of them all, even if you arm every juvenile in sight with a BB GUN...
(OH DEAR - there go the windows...)
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They already come up there, they can't get into your apt. Keep the plants inside, and attract them with peanuts or such.
Have you ever had a squirrel share a lunch with you, an inch away, and been able to pet it?
They will be there anyway. Consider them "FUZZY" neighbors.
You surely can't get rid of them all, even if you arm every juvenile in sight with a BB GUN...
(OH DEAR - there go the windows...)
Last edited by Greywolf; Jun 12, 2007 at 09:25 PM.
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From: Where Critters Are Free
Originally Posted by NH-Hottie
I was just going to mention peppermint. My grandmother always planted peppermint plants all around her cottage. Kept all the rodents and crawling bugs out.
Did it work????
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I knew a lady who had squirrel problems in her attic. She paid a guy to soak a small rag or something in Red Fox Urine and those squirrels came flying out of there. I dunno if it might get rid of the birds too though.
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Originally Posted by sglaine
Did it work????
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From: Where Critters Are Free
Originally Posted by wizzard351
i cant believe no one said get rid of the bird feeder. squirels always go for a bird feeder heck why not its free easy food so no feeder no squirel
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Originally Posted by NH-Hottie
Absolutely worked. At least I never saw any rodents or bugs in the cottage. She lived out in the boonies too. But when I say around the house. I mean all around the foundation. (her place wasn't very big).
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They ARE considered by some to be "TREE RATS".
RAT TRAPS are available at any hardware store...
How do they get up there?
If they have to climb something - put a rat deflector on it just like the cones that go over mooring lines for ships.
RAT TRAPS are available at any hardware store...
How do they get up there?
If they have to climb something - put a rat deflector on it just like the cones that go over mooring lines for ships.
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