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i was doing some weedeating yesterday around the trucks, and found this, [ on front tire] now im over run with squirrels, the little boogers eat wires and air filters as bad a mice if not worse so ive been live trapping for a month caught 23 so far, but here i believe ive been challenged
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One summer down here in SJ my neighborhood was over run! Me and the neighbors son shot something like 81 of them in one summer. Every time we shot a squirrel the homes and rentals page in the news paper would list it as a newely available property. One day I shot three of them in four minutes flat. They were running around up in the trees and I was just picking them off. Guess it goes in cycles but there have been years of over population. Sometimes ground hogs are like that too.
 
I would just give him the keys and let him drive that Ol Dodge away then go buy you a GMC. And if you see that squirrel driving that Ol Dodge back i would shoot him ... LOL
 
lol, no need to go buy one i have one of them too as well as 2 chevys and a ford and a jeep, im not brand specific just buy what i need, this ol dodge runs like new, has a few tweaks to the engine, pulls a stock trailer just fine , and gets decent mileage doing it, plus all of the above are paid for, the only time it was stopped was when a mustang totaled itself on that bumper, that same bumper, believe i'll keep it
 
Squirrels and chipmunks did a number on the left rear wheel well by finding the wiring harness on their menu. I didn't know about it until the ABS light came on. When the scanner said left rear wheel, I checked and found the damage; lots of bites into the wires and one wire completely cut, the ABS. So after fixing the wires I brewed up some cayenne pepper, let it steep, strained it then sprayed it all around all the wheel wells. That was early June and so far so good!
 
LOL, I will say if they ever make a truck with the Dodge Cummins motor with the GMC Allison Transmission that will be great Truck
 
I'm right there with you on that. I actually have done some research on retro an Allison to the Cummins. I was watching one of those gearhead shows years back on transmissions. After they showed the internal of the Allison and how it's built, I was impressed that there was enough room for fluid. That thing was BUILT. No wonder they put them in A1A tanks.
 
A few squirrels here also. I have a bird feeder hanging off of a ten foot 3/4" conduit pole with a squirrel defeating obstruction half way up. At least it kept them off for eleven years. Today I watched one make it past and sit on top of it, looked at me watching through the window. I understood the look to mean "come feed me or I will destroy the feeder", I yelled at it and it went back down but sat up at the base and stared at me. Fair enough, I took the Sun flower seeds out to it, I generally put feed on the ground for the chipmunks and squirrels anyway but didn't yesterday so it was hungry. They provide entertainment for my three house cats that sit and watch from the window, cat TV.
 
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