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Topic: Anybody know how to repell chipmonks?
Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Fri 06/22/12 02:32 PM
That's good. I was afraid if it wasn't working, you would have had some pretty bad chipmunks on your hands. lol I would have offered to have Dixy, our tomcat come in and take care of them. He's from the hood and he's pretty hardcore. :P You're pretty cool Totage! Aw TY Rose! I think you're pretty awesome yourself. ;)

alleoops Joined Sat 08/06/11 Posts: 10832	Sat 07/14/12 01:34 PM
I usually marinade them in teriyaki for 12hrs. Then skewer with onion, bell pepper and mushrooms. Grill 15-20 minutes til done. Mmmm finger lickin good!

krupa Joined Thu 07/03/08 Posts: 18651	Sun 07/15/12 11:12 AM
Pitch a couple of rattlesnakes out there and after a couple of days, you won't be worried about the chipmunks.

CeriseRose Joined Mon 08/02/10 Posts: 6220	Tue 08/14/12 03:49 AM
Pitch a couple of rattlesnakes out there and after a couple of days, you won't be worried about the chipmunks. I guess not!~~~~

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Tue 08/14/12 07:06 AM
Pitch a couple of rattlesnakes out there and after a couple of days, you won't be worried about the chipmunks. I almost got bit by a dead rattler once. That was a close one.

CeriseRose Joined Mon 08/02/10 Posts: 6220	Tue 08/14/12 10:20 AM
Pitch a couple of rattlesnakes out there and after a couple of days, you won't be worried about the chipmunks. I almost got bit by a dead rattler once. That was a close one. Wow! Please explain, Totage!

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Tue 08/14/12 01:00 PM Edited by Totage on Tue 08/14/12 01:01 PM
Pitch a couple of rattlesnakes out there and after a couple of days, you won't be worried about the chipmunks. I almost got bit by a dead rattler once. That was a close one. Wow! Please explain, Totage! It got ran over and I was walking on the side of the road, it must have been a fresh kill because it was still moving as I was walking and I didn't see it until I almost stepped on it. There was severe damage to it's body and head, it was obviously fatally injured. If you don't cut their head off when you kill them, they can still strike when killed because of the nervous system.

CeriseRose Joined Mon 08/02/10 Posts: 6220	Tue 08/14/12 02:13 PM
Pitch a couple of rattlesnakes out there and after a couple of days, you won't be worried about the chipmunks. I almost got bit by a dead rattler once. That was a close one. Wow! Please explain, Totage! It got ran over and I was walking on the side of the road, it must have been a fresh kill because it was still moving as I was walking and I didn't see it until I almost stepped on it. There was severe damage to it's body and head, it was obviously fatally injured. If you don't cut their head off when you kill them, they can still strike when killed because of the nervous system. Yeah, that WAS a close one! Thanks again.

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Mon 09/03/12 04:07 PM
I have heard that one way to repel varmints is making a circle around the area with human urine. Guys, get to work. perfect - since every ma nI have ever met seems to think the outdoors is his personal toilet - this should work.....

layne6 Joined Tue 08/28/12 Posts: 15	Sun 08/18/13 09:30 PM
I don't know how to repell one but i do know when they are frightened they play dead. my aunt don't tell me that's what her cat had a hold of and had me get away from the cat while she was holding it. i thought it was a baby cat until i looked in my hand. i pitched on a high bank. that's when it came to life. i learned later they eat nuts