Posted by Dave H (MI) on February 05, 2017 at 07:17:10 from (50.108.14.127):
I have made the decision to remove a certain squirrel from the farmhouse property. His fights with the larger squirrels amuse me along with his breakneck travels thru the trees around the house. So much so that I put up with his bad manners scolding me all day long and leaving his walnut shells on the deck for me to step on not to mention his poo on the railings. But now he is in the basement. I am finding walnuts everywhere and droppings. I cannot figure out how he is getting in there but I do know he needs to go. So can't exclude him because I cannot find the entrance. He won't go in the live trap I set. Thinking a rat trap is a little too small for him. He takes my poison bait and buries it somewhere or it had no effect on him. How does one safely catch/kill one of these things?
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