Poor squirrelly.
HELP!! Squirrel!!!!
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PeoplesElbow
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To keep them from coming back you have to put them in darkness and transport them a few miles away, otherwise they will make their way back.
The guy I hired to get rid of mine used both kill and non kill traps, I told him I just wanted it and its babies gone. The babies got their heads cut off with mini bear traps and the mama get in the cage. He told me that he would take her to Virginia with him and drop her off. Don't know if he did but it never showed back up, he did have a guarantee for two years so maybe he did so he didnt have to come back for free.
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NorthBeachPerso
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And have you comforted your husband who, if I know him, is sitting in your living room contemplating having to replace your now destroyed ceiling?
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Oh, dear God!
Well done!Somewhere in the house, we have this on an audio cassette. We used to play it on car trips with the kids, who all sang along!
Thanks for digging that up! (Now I have to go see if the pirate song is on YouTube........)
BTW....anyone else notice that Larry and Ray Stevens could be twins? ;-p Or..maybe the same person?...muah ha haa...
RodRugg
Active Member
I'm glad you got that squirrel gone and now I know it can be real dangerous! When my uncle Stanley screamed Gadzooks and my grandma forced him down the basement stairs for taking the Lord's name in vain he had to go to the doctors with a broken collar bone. That doctor fixed his bone and then two years later my uncle found a box of dog babies that somebody left behind his work. He made a list of everybody he ever knew and took them dogs around to see if he could give them away. Anyways he finally got to that doctor and he took one of them dogs. He trained it to do a bunch of stuff and it won some awards and almost saved his kid from drowning in the swimming pool. Anyways, my grandma went there the other day to see about her busted up hip where she fell through the ceiling and that doctor said to thank my uncle since that dog saved his house from burning up! Apparently some clap rats were building something up in his attic with clam shells and one of them bit through some wires and started a fire. That dog started barking real loud in time for that doctor to get out of his house and get his neighbor to squirt water on it. The lesson is this: animals can be dangerous when they are unsupervised so get rid of them.
Try feng shui.
VictorValdez
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I thought of this story when I had my own incident a few weeks ago. Came home from work on a Friday and noticed a cheeping sound coming from upstairs. Investigated and narrowed the sound to my bedroom and appeared to be coming from the ceiling. I am thinking "great, a bird got into the attic area and got caught." I figured it would find its way out but by bedtime the chirping was still going on. And on. And ON. 
So I trudged downstairs and slept on the couch.
The next day, the chirping it still going on with no let up. So I resign myself to the fact I am going to have to call someone to take care of the poor critter but it is the weekend so I doubt I can find someone. I go into my bedroom and narrow the sound down to area near the entrance to my en suite bathroom. As I am standing there looking at the ceiling, I catch movement out of the corner of my eye. Directly below is a nightstand with my el cheapo digital clock from Walmart. The display is flashing in time to the cheeps and chirps. What the... !!!
So I unplug the clock and with a one last dying birdie cheep, I am surrounded by blissful silence. Yay! Who knew a clock could make that sound? And make it sound like it is coming from the ceiling?
So I trudged downstairs and slept on the couch. The next day, the chirping it still going on with no let up. So I resign myself to the fact I am going to have to call someone to take care of the poor critter but it is the weekend so I doubt I can find someone. I go into my bedroom and narrow the sound down to area near the entrance to my en suite bathroom. As I am standing there looking at the ceiling, I catch movement out of the corner of my eye. Directly below is a nightstand with my el cheapo digital clock from Walmart. The display is flashing in time to the cheeps and chirps. What the... !!!
So I unplug the clock and with a one last dying birdie cheep, I am surrounded by blissful silence. Yay! Who knew a clock could make that sound? And make it sound like it is coming from the ceiling?
I thought of this story when I had my own incident a few weeks ago. Came home from work on a Friday and noticed a cheeping sound coming from upstairs. Investigated and narrowed the sound to my bedroom and appeared to be coming from the ceiling. I am thinking "great, a bird got into the attic area and got caught." I figured it would find its way out but by bedtime the chirping was still going on. And on. And ON.
The next day, the chirping it still going on with no let up. So I resign myself to the fact I am going to have to call someone to take care of the poor critter but it is the weekend so I doubt I can find someone. I go into my bedroom and narrow the sound down to area near the entrance to my en suite bathroom. As I am standing there looking at the ceiling, I catch movement out of the corner of my eye. Directly below is a nightstand with my el cheapo digital clock from Walmart. The display is flashing in time to the cheeps and chirps. What the... !!!
So I unplug the clock and with a one last dying birdie cheep, I am surrounded by blissful silence. Yay! Who knew a clock could make that sound? And make it sound like it is coming from the ceiling?
Clock could have been a decepticon...I woulda shot it.
It went in the trash and is on its way to some landfill somewhere. Hopefully it won't cause an uprising there.