The population in my back yard has exploded.
I live in northern Illinois, and I they they are hibernating now.

Should I run a hose out there and try to drown them, or will they just
wake up and run away?

And out of curiousity, when they burrow, do they carry the dirt away
and deposit it in the same location? I found a mysterious pile of dirt
in the yard.

Meat Plow wrote:
On Mon, 12 Nov 2007 15:21:02 +0000, Mitch wrote:

The population in my back yard has exploded.
I live in northern Illinois, and I they they are hibernating now.

Should I run a hose out there and try to drown them, or will they just
wake up and run away?

And out of curiousity, when they burrow, do they carry the dirt away
and deposit it in the same location? I found a mysterious pile of dirt
in the yard.

Wait until they wake up and shoot them.



Hit 'em at dawn before the *******s expect it.



--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
mschnerdatcarolina.rr.com

Mitch@... wrote:

The population in my back yard has exploded.
I live in northern Illinois, and I they they are hibernating now.

Should I run a hose out there and try to drown them, or will they just
wake up and run away?

And out of curiousity, when they burrow, do they carry the dirt away
and deposit it in the same location? I found a mysterious pile of dirt
in the yard.

Careful! w_tom is going to jump in about his
philosophy / religion about using 13 EGCs for earthing squirrels.

On Mon, 12 Nov 2007 15:21:02 GMT, Mitch@... wrote:

The population in my back yard has exploded.
I live in northern Illinois, and I they they are hibernating now.

Should I run a hose out there and try to drown them, or will they just
wake up and run away?

And out of curiousity, when they burrow, do they carry the dirt away
and deposit it in the same location? I found a mysterious pile of dirt
in the yard.


Squirrels don't hibernate and they don't dug holes. They build nests
high in the trees and hide food in various locations for winter food.
That's why some folks call them "tree rats."

Go get some rat traps and bait the traps with
good gooey peanut butter... no they don't need
JIF, any cheap stuff will do!

Phisherman wrote:
On Mon, 12 Nov 2007 15:21:02 GMT, Mitch@... wrote:

The population in my back yard has exploded.
I live in northern Illinois, and I they they are hibernating now.

Should I run a hose out there and try to drown them, or will they
just wake up and run away?

And out of curiousity, when they burrow, do they carry the dirt away
and deposit it in the same location? I found a mysterious pile of
dirt in the yard.


Squirrels don't hibernate and they don't dug holes. They build nests
high in the trees and hide food in various locations for winter food.
That's why some folks call them "tree rats."

It's a kind of chipmunk.

Mitch@... wrote:
The population in my back yard has exploded.
I live in northern Illinois, and I they they are hibernating now.

Should I run a hose out there and try to drown them, or will they just
wake up and run away?

And out of curiousity, when they burrow, do they carry the dirt away
and deposit it in the same location? I found a mysterious pile of dirt
in the yard.

Think cat.

Mitch@... wrote:

The population in my back yard has exploded.
I live in northern Illinois, and I they they are hibernating now.

Should I run a hose out there and try to drown them, or will they just
wake up and run away?

And out of curiousity, when they burrow, do they carry the dirt away
and deposit it in the same location? I found a mysterious pile of dirt
in the yard.

http://icwdm.org/handbook/rodents/13...ndsquirrel.asp

Mitch@... wrote:

The population in my back yard has exploded.
I live in northern Illinois, and I they they are hibernating now.

Should I run a hose out there and try to drown them, or will they just
wake up and run away?

And out of curiousity, when they burrow, do they carry the dirt away
and deposit it in the same location? I found a mysterious pile of dirt
in the yard.


You need "The Rodenator"!

Video
http://www.rodenator.com/media/edmeyerpromo.avi

Main Site
http://www.rodenator.com/


Seriously, Use a rat trap, bait it with sunflower seeds.

-dickm