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Has he been dipping into Barry's stash???

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Could just hunt them down..........

 

At first glance I thought, "Man, that is one big squirrel.". That is hilarious!!! :thumb:

 

On another note, ... turn my dog loose. I haven't seen a squirrel in my yard in the past 4 years since we have had him. Seen them up in the trees, but they won't come to close to the house.

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See! I'm not the one with the squirrel issues -- RTS is the one!

 

However, we have been incaded by a pair of squatter-robins, who are insistant on building a nest on the wood over our front door. Every time we knock the stuff off, they come right back with more twigs, mud and miscellaneous trash. Of course, they spread the stuff all over the front porch during the construction process.

 

RTS, why don't you tell them what happened when you tried putting out traps the last time. :rolleyes:

:lol: Poor bird. :devil:
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I think they are just being squirrels and looking for nuts to store.

 

And in BF and RTS, they feel they have hit the nuts jackpot.;):sssh::lol::jump:

:irked: :p
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At first glance I thought, "Man, that is one big squirrel.". That is hilarious!!! :thumb:

 

On another note, ... turn my dog loose. I haven't seen a squirrel in my yard in the past 4 years since we have had him. Seen them up in the trees, but they won't come to close to the house.

I have a dog, they just look at her and laugh.
I have a dog, they just look at her and laugh.

 

Get a better dog. :D

 

Seriously, I never had ONE squirrel or rabbit in my yard when my bassett hound was alive. I even saw her once take on a ground hog...and won, even though I was yelling at her to stop. The yard was her domain and NOTHING was getting in...well, out, alive.

 

I miss that ol' dog. :cry:

Squirrels have declared war on me and they must be eradicated from my property. They’ve cost me too much money digging up plants and flowers, biting the flowers off and leaving only stems. I just planted a nice area of Portulaca yesterday and ALL of them were dug up and torn apart. :madman: I’m tired of being a nice guy about it; however, if anyone can come up with a humane way of dealing with the little demon spawn, I’ll give it a whirl.

Otherwise, it’s the pellet gun and rat traps for them all! :fire: :fight:

 

 

Ha-ha... My grandpa declared war on them 2 years ago and has shot about 200 + from his porch! It is funny to hear someone else do the same... Good Luck with that RTS

Ha-ha... My grandpa declared war on them 2 years ago and has shot about 200 + from his porch! It is funny to hear someone else do the same... Good Luck with that RTS
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Get a better dog. :D

 

Seriously, I never had ONE squirrel or rabbit in my yard when my bassett hound was alive. I even saw her once take on a ground hog...and won, even though I was yelling at her to stop. The yard was her domain and NOTHING was getting in...well, out, alive.

 

I miss that ol' dog. :cry:

My dog is a Bassett, apparently not a very good one. :creepy:

This thread has me rolling on the floor, pics are top notch!

My 9y.o. is for hire. He has laid the smackdown on many a squack. He keeps his air rifle loaded for just such an occasion. He'll require pay for his venture however. He usually requires G2 gatorade and some sort of snack cake to tie him over. He doesn't miss however, he shoots everyday.

My dog is a Bassett, apparently not a very good one. :creepy:

 

 

I think you've coddled your dog too much. Why would she be motivated to chase squirrels when she can lay on the rug and wait for you to bring her food to her? :lol: :D:p

I think you've coddled your dog too much. Why would she be motivated to chase squirrels when she can lay on the rug and wait for you to bring her food to her? :lol: :D:p
His dog is basically a footstool with ears. :D
Get a better dog. :D

 

Seriously, I never had ONE squirrel or rabbit in my yard when my bassett hound was alive. I even saw her once take on a ground hog...and won, even though I was yelling at her to stop. The yard was her domain and NOTHING was getting in...well, out, alive.

 

I miss that ol' dog. :cry:

 

Squirles have never been a problem with my dog. She sees, and kills. I have literally seen her jump in the air and grab a bird that was in flight and kill it.

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I think you've coddled your dog too much. Why would she be motivated to chase squirrels when she can lay on the rug and wait for you to bring her food to her? :lol: :D:p

 

His dog is basically a footstool with ears. :D
Sad but true on both.

 

We had three ducks in the backyard a couple of days ago, she walks out and just gives them a quick glance and then starts sniffing around as if no big deal. :rolleyes:

 

This is my "killer" dog.

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