If it does work, pretty simple and interesting idea. Too bad it won’t work with my 150 or so high bush blueberry bushes
Seems plausible, can anybody else chime in with their successes this way? Now if someone has an anti-squirrel system for this problem? Shooting them seems a temporary relief as they are territorial, and others simply expand their territory and thus move right in.
I’ve pondered attaching a rat trap to a tree trunk and baiting it to eliminate the little tree-rats. You can’t always be around with a pellet gun…
If it does work, pretty simple and interesting idea. Too bad it won’t work with my 150 or so high bush blueberry bushes
Seems plausible, can anybody else chime in with their successes this way?
Now if someone has an anti-squirrel system for this problem?
Shooting them seems a temporary relief as they are territorial, and others simply expand their territory and thus move right in.
I’ve pondered attaching a rat trap to a tree trunk and baiting it to eliminate the little tree-rats. You can’t always be around with a pellet gun…
I gotta try that!
We use netting for both the birds and the Urban Furrytailed Rats.
Thanks for the tip