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Old 05-31-2011, 04:00 PM   #1
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cHIPmUnkS






I have missed THREE friggin chipmunks this week.

Two I got by accident.

Here's a GREAT way to get them. Take a 4" piece of pvc pipe...tape one end...THIS is how I lost them! You got to tape the opposite end.

The put some seeds near the untaped end. Just a few. Keep an eye out for them...when they come to eat the seeds you need to jump out, they get scared and run right into the pipe EVERY time. Pick up the pipe and givem their own private swimming pool c/o your local water dept

First one I got it got away because I couldn't get the hose quick enough and I was 20' away and he got out. Little did I know there was ANOTHER in the same pipe. I put the pipe down and the little effer ran out. Hows that for a slap in the face.

I got another this afternoon but he ran into another pipe and I didn't see him. I picked up the first pipe...he runs out the other pipe

Tape the pipe.They can't run out the open end quick enough before you pick the pipe up.

I am up FIVE mice this week. 2 out back, one tried to swim in my pool, and 2 at the shop this week. Those little white plastic Ortho traps work PISSER and can be used multiple times
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Pellet guns work well also.



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Old 06-01-2011, 04:20 AM   #3
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yea but no way to get to them. They're too close to the house and you'd scare them away opening a door.
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Old 06-01-2011, 11:29 AM   #4
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Picked up two dead ones in the pool vac yesterday, little bastids seem to be everywhere this year.
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Old 06-03-2011, 05:29 PM   #5
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lil Bastid's population skyrockeded

i strained my back hauling pink sand today to fill holes
with sand and garden rocks in the 40% shade house

as i walked down there yesterday two of em
said: hey! we like the new wall Dude.They are
snipping off cabage leaves for no reason.

Good idea on using the pipe , as i forgot that trick.
must be due to OLD age

the main coon cat has little interest in the chippy's
he's more of an exclusive mouser

But a Fisher was screaming bigtime the other night
and he was growling loudly.... so i had to go out
@ 11:00 pm and scoop him up for the wifey.
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Old 06-03-2011, 08:40 PM   #6
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I took a picture for you today scott... want to see it??? it is a chipmunk.
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Old 06-04-2011, 06:28 PM   #8
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GOT ANOTHER chippy! The pipes work the best out of any trick yet!
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Old 06-04-2011, 07:46 PM   #9
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Chippy Stairway to heaven..

Fill 5 gallon pail 1/2 way with water. Dump in enough black oil sunflower seeds to cover the top. Place pail next to outside stairs where chippys roam.. put wooden plank to edge of pail and sprinkle a few seeds along the plank..... chippys see all that seed and jump in... drown in about 5 minutes...

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Old 06-04-2011, 08:02 PM   #10
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Just get one of those live animal traps and release into some nearby woods.
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Chippy Stairway to heaven..

Fill 5 gallon pail 1/2 way with water. Dump in enough black oil sunflower seeds to cover the top. Place pail next to outside stairs where chippys roam.. put wooden plank to edge of pail and sprinkle a few seeds along the plank..... chippys see all that seed and jump in... drown in about 5 minutes...
the problem with that idea is that the black sunflower seeds don't float for very long and the striped ones are best for floating
but they're much harder to find....
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Arrow Gopher traps

when you set a gopher trap in their main tunnel
the back of the trap has a nickle sized hole in the back
so the gopher thinks there is a tunnel opening ahead
bumps into the triggering mechanism and gets killed

I'm going to use this technique (trick) today on my
pipe traps... to fool those damned chippy's.
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GOT ANOTHER chippy! The pipes work the best out of any trick yet!
what sized pipe you using Scott?

i have some 2 inch electrical pipe
but i have to go get some caps
for the opposite end...

and yep! they are tunnel freaks
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YOUR KILLIN ME they're coming OUT of the woods

Chopped up some holes last night and filled with stone. They really been going nuts around the pool again.

Jumped in the truck this am and saw another on the front steps...I now have his secret front step safe zone spot....little bastid saw me looking at him and hid behind the blocks next to the stairs. Almost looked like he was peeking around the corner at me.

4" pipe is going there this afternoon


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Just get one of those live animal traps and release into some nearby woods.
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Spence: Nearby woods are easily traveresed by the Wiley chipmunk and they will soon return... by listening to other chippy's chirping away and their hearing is Phenomenal.

Taking them to a further location is the only recourse and that isn't cost effective unless you have other reasons for going there....

Like going to Uxbridge for example
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i am now armed

.177 caliber super high power howitzer

THIS IS WAR
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Question Chipmunk WARS

Are ya gonna wear all black now
with a skull and cross bones on your shirt?

oh, and where'd ya git that cannon...?
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Well this works good too confirmed right through the ear LOL
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hey how come if you google chipmunk war it comes up with my logo
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Got another last night. Sat down at the table for dinner....look out the window and one is sitting on a log next to the pool. Run down stairs, load, pump 10x walk out back...one shot. Thing sat there for 10 seconds then just fell off the side of the log

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roger that...i'll bring 2 right over.-LOL
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2 more this afternoon.

One was 10' up a tree he did a 4 legged electrified jump to a pile on the ground.

Second was in same tree on opposite side 20 minutes later. Did the pause sit and death fall.

I'm beginning to see that there are ALOT more of these things than I thought. There's fresh digs all over the yard on the hills, under fences, in a dirt pile, next to garage etc.

I've got quite a few of these things confirmed dead already.
Holy moly!
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9 by my count so far.
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Still at least 2 more these are gonna be harder.
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Wasn't it suggested you go the pellet rifle route months ago? You see how easy they make it and how effective they can be. No more running out to grab traps, just a quick effortless resolution.

The other day a tree rat was on one of my feeders about 30yrds away. Before, I'd go outside yelling and flailing my arms like an idiot. Now, I casually walk over, get the pellet rifle, open the sliding door, pull the trigger and get back to what I was doing. The foxes and feral cats take care of the cleanup.
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LOL yep I shoulda done it a while ago. I saw more of them near the house and figured there was no way to get to them. You just got to wait in the driveway or the backyard for them in the afternoon seems to be a great time to get them. They don't seem to be active in the early evening. I been finding 2-3pm is a good time

I haven't started on the squirrels yet I just want to get these freakin burrowers done with for now.
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