Re: Getting rid of a red squirrel

Posted by Gchase24 on February 05, 2017 at 17:47:22 from (75.12.45.62):

In Reply to: Getting rid of a red squirrel posted by Dave H (MI) on February 05, 2017 at 07:17:10:

Rat trap souped up. Take a rat trap,put a 1/2 piece of wood under the spring end,take two or three drywall screws from under the bail end to form spikes when the bail snaps.Build a 4"x4" box long enough to put the trap in. One end bore a 2" entrance hole.One end has to be removable to reset the trap . When the squirrel sticks his head in the bail drives the screws home. Cat and pet proof. Eliminated 13 last year. No noise to attract nosy neighbor that feeds the blame pests.

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