How I trick squirrels into leaving my bambo shoots alone

JWH · Post by **JWH** » Tue Apr 22, 2014 4:59 pm

My cat loves to hunt voles, yesterday she finally caught one of the little $&@%ers thats eaten 90% of my tulip bulbs. She catches and kills them immediately, plays with the corpse for awhile, then eats only the front half.

Happy cat showing off her catch.

Tarzanus · Post by **Tarzanus** » Tue Apr 22, 2014 6:13 pm

Way to go!

I just remembered... we don't have squirrels, or at least I thought so. A couple of weeks ago my dog ran into high grass and chased a squirrel that started screaming with it's squeeky noise. It looks like something is attracting squirrels. Hopefully not young tender shoots...

rickw · Post by **rickw** » Mon Apr 28, 2014 1:05 am

They're back at my place and chewed the top out of a 2" Japanese Timber shoot. I'll be buying peppers in the morning, but if one these suckers shows itself tomorrow there will be one less squirrel.

dependable · Post by **dependable** » Mon Apr 28, 2014 11:40 am

I use a product called 'mole scram' on my customers' lawns that have mole or vole damage. It has castor oil, citronella and a few other things. Does a good job of driving them off, not too toxic to use in residential situations(kids, pets, non target wildlife).

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