Sure I know they are the squirrel(s) got into my backyard chewed up the fertilizer bags and ate it
wonder if they got poison or not ?
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What happens to the squirel(s) ?
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They wont eat fertiliser
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When a 6 foot tall squirrel came and whips your butt, you will realize it just made them grow.
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Only if you act nutty?
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chewed up
You can catch chipmunks and squirrels with big mouse traps bated with dried apricots.
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who cares?
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And then do what?
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Would that be the same as "baited"?
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Maybe it was a pooka.
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Bury them or put them in the compost heap.
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Oh no! You made me think of those weird folks who are "Furries".
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TDD
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You can die!
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They met me at the fraternity club, and taught me the secret squirrel hand shake. Of course, they are a bit taller, now. And they smell like fertilizer.
One of them went to Woodstock, NY and was last seen naked, and waving his big fat tail at any female that passed by. Playing with his nuts, too.
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I remember seeing it when it was first out on cable/satellite. That whole series shows that Darwin is still hard at work.
TDD
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I stopped feeling sorry for squirrels when robins hatched chicks in my yard and had to repeatedly fight off squirrels out to eat them.
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My war with squirrels began when they ate the Pileated woodpecker nestlings 25 years ago.
Last week I saw one of the rats in my Screech-owl box.
Saw a bit on hummingbirds a couple months ago. The rubythroats like to nest near red tailed hawks because the hawks keep the squirrel population down. Now I've renewed my love affair with red-tails.
Jim