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So, even after an evil squirrel doomed my Zebra finches to a what was an undeniably horrible fate, they continue to plague me. Last year, they destroyed any hope of my having home grown tomatoes (there just isn't a better tomato than the one you've grown at home). This year, the little bastards dug up and ate at least half of my lily bulbs. And the little bastards love hanging onto my bird feeder.
I've tried just about everything I was told to try. They laughed at the mothballs. They ran from the water pistol, but came back. They ignored the pepper spray, even when I hit them in the face with it. And while someone told me that she had success using a ceramic raccoon, I was unable to find a realistic one at a reasonable price.
So coyote urine pellets are now my last resort (short of actually shooting them, which I don't think my neighbors would appreciate). I placed my order for Shake-Away time-released coyote urine pellets at Garden.com earlier this evening. Of course, coyotes are not native to my suburban PA neighborhood, so I'm not sure how the evil rats with fuzzy tails will react to it. I hope they will quake in fear and avoid my yard forever. Otherwise, I will have wasted yet another $30 on a product that doesn't work.
Do you have or have you had a squirrel or other rodent problem? How did you deal with it? Were you successful? Tell me what you did.
Oh, how I hate these thieving little creeps! Any and all suggestions as to how to keep them out of my garden are welcome.
More, anon.
Prospero
2 comments:
but they're so cute!
Sounds like your squirrels are starving and the only food in the neighborhood to be found is in your yard. Going the other way, extra food and a lack of predators caused an over population of the little shits and they have to eat anything and everything.
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