:eek2:woodybeetle said:Looked out the window today, saw Mr S sitting on my fence chewing something. Did not think about it until 9 Pm when my sat signal went to 12 on the 101 then I remembered that cute and fuzzy moment. Time to do some late night splicing.
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Sounds like you need a pellet gun 
(Or just better cable protection/cover)
(Or just better cable protection/cover)
"Splicing"? :eek2:
Squirrels can do a lot of damage. You may have to "take action." Reminds me of a problem my dad had with crows eating his corn seed. The guy from across the road showed up with a quart jar full of corn immersed in some liquid. I asked him, "What's the liquid?" "Battery acid. You might have crows, but they won't be the same crows....."
Squirrels can do a lot of damage. You may have to "take action." Reminds me of a problem my dad had with crows eating his corn seed. The guy from across the road showed up with a quart jar full of corn immersed in some liquid. I asked him, "What's the liquid?" "Battery acid. You might have crows, but they won't be the same crows....."
My uncle and I had the same problem one chewed thru his cable and the same one got into his house and scared his wife to death when she awoke and found this critter on her stomache staring right at her :eek2: Boy I never heard her scream as loud as she did. So lets just say slug and squirl don't mix very well :eek2: :lol:Grentz said:Sounds like you need a pellet gun
(Or just better cable protection/cover)
Surely there is a less-gruesome way to get rid of them than battery acid.K4SMX said:"Splicing"? :eek2:
Squirrels can do a lot of damage. You may have to "take action." Reminds me of a problem my dad had with crows eating his corn seed. The guy from across the road showed up with a quart jar full of corn immersed in some liquid. I asked him, "What's the liquid?" "Battery acid. You might have crows, but they won't be the same crows....."
Some folks would argue that gray squirrels are varmints, not subject to seasonal regulations.CoramDeo said:
Which is why a pellet rifle is the weapon of choice.K4SMX said:Some folks would argue that gray squirrels are varmints, not subject to seasonal regulations.
Can shoot them in the backyard without waking the neighbors nor alerting any authority type folks. 
A 22 short can be just as quiet as a pelet gun and much more effective.dhhaines said:Which is why a pellet rifle is the weapon of choice.
One of my little friends.
Bearing grease on the pole didn't keep him from climbing up into the feeder.
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Haven't seen him around lately though, I think he got himself squashed.
Bearing grease on the pole didn't keep him from climbing up into the feeder.
Haven't seen him around lately though, I think he got himself squashed.
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