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Re: Re: RE:CULT:Squirrels #^*$

Everybody has thier own little tricks for ridding the property of squirrels.  I fell on the ultimate Terrorisor without even knowing what I was doing.  The black hairy one on the right in this pic!  He is a Belgian Tervuren and they are a herding breed.  Since we haven't any sheep or goats his preference is squirrels!  God help the booger squirrel who is foolish enough to venture into our yard!  Spirit has a playful nature and would never kill one, but I have seen him run them down as much as 3 times in pursuit down the hill and then he stops and waits for them to get up and start running again!  It is quite a site and my iris are always safe!  LOL

On 3/5/06, KEITH MINEO <kmineo@pacbell.net> wrote:
Yes, only real owls work.. ..the fake ones do not fool squirrels....
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Subject: [iris-photos] Re: RE:CULT:Squirrels #^*&#$

 
Colleen   I have had trouble with rabbits biting the soaker hoses.
 
Squirrels!!! Last Monday a large bird flew past the family room windows and landed on the fence 15 feet from the window. Interested I got up,  looked and got the camera. I believe it is horned owl.. The pic is shot through the blinds.  I can't get my wife to keep the blinds up. Wednesday I saw her wafting across the sky and landing two houses down in tall tree. Friday I noticed the 3 or so squirrels were not raiding the bird feeders. This morning I verified NO Squirrels. Problem solved. Solution. One big owl. If she doesn't get the Squirrels she scares the bejesus out of them. They will be replaced.   The park is not far from Sterling Park.
 
Al Bullock
Z7 NoVa



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