I am at war.
My enemy is small, furry, and has a fuzzy tail.
He is a squirrel.
I call him The Fuzzy Little Bastard.
He's started raiding the bird-feeders in my backyard, scaring away the birds, and is sniffing around for a way into my home. I tried scaring him away with a water-gun out my kitchen window, but he's a clever little bastard, and will no doubt come back for vengeance.
Does anyone have any suggestions for non-lethal and non-messy ways of driving away a pesky squirrel before he gets into your house?
My enemy is small, furry, and has a fuzzy tail.
He is a squirrel.
I call him The Fuzzy Little Bastard.
He's started raiding the bird-feeders in my backyard, scaring away the birds, and is sniffing around for a way into my home. I tried scaring him away with a water-gun out my kitchen window, but he's a clever little bastard, and will no doubt come back for vengeance.
Does anyone have any suggestions for non-lethal and non-messy ways of driving away a pesky squirrel before he gets into your house?
"That fat bastard's going to lean out that window
with his water gun. That's when I nail him!"
with his water gun. That's when I nail him!"
Sorry man. You've lost already.
ReplyDeleteSince you've ruled out "non-lethal", there's not much else to suggest. "non-messy", eh. Doesn't count cause there aren't any.
Just accept the squirrel and move on. Maybe set up a squirrel feeder in the hope he'll take that and leave the birds alone.
Otherwise? A sound suppressed .22 is the only sure way. :)
Buy a squirrel trap, drive the little varmint out to the woods, and let him go.
ReplyDeleteI can't think of any non-lethal or non-messy methods of dealing with the little problem, but I can think of a heck of a lot of super lethal, mega-messy methods. Too bad you are Canadian, else you would be able to figure out some fun methods.
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