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MPMomof3


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How do you discourage a squirrel from climbing up on the top metal stair of your fifth wheel?  Not automatic stairs.  The old fashioned metal manual kind.



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would you believe, "Throw a nut at the base of the trailer?"

 

would you believe, "Open the door, and scare him away?"

 

would you believe, "Squirrel Repellant?"

 

 



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Tried the door. It just kept coming back. Didn't even know squirrel repellant existed. I should google that. Thanks.

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You need a dog! Excellent at keeping those killer squirrels at bay.


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A cat is also good at keeping critters at bay!

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I have a cat, but she is more interested in the birds than the squirrels. She simply finds the squirrels entertaining.

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We had that happen too...thought it was just us. It was a one-time thing though the squirrel did not come back.

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Then all you have to do is prepare it for your next "Pot Luck"...........................



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We had that happen too - only once though. It was actually sitting on the hand rail looking in the window!! Harry did a double take and then went to the door and scared it away. We have two cats so hopefully that would deter one from trying to actually get in.

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