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http://uk.news.yahoo.com/rtrs/20070614/ ... 5e080.html

hock: hock: hock: :lol: :lol: :lol: [size=150:2alc8qfx]Thats[/size] one i've never heard before!

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[learned voice ON]That's what you get when we people encroach too much on the living space of animals. It probably had nowhere else to go. Same with elephants. [/learned voice OFF].

I hear they are good if rolled in flour, and then fried.

Mmmm *licks lips* :twisted:

Squirrels ain't funny. I've recently had a nightmare catching some in my loft, and am now convinced the gun laws here should allow ownership or rental for shooting the little "&$(£("*£s after they'd gone through water pipes and brought part of a ceiling down. They cause flooding, and fires by chewing through wires.

They're evil.

I hate them.

I'd gladly help anyone out with the same problem for the sheer pleasure of exterminating the little *$&^s. Rats with big eyes and fluffy tails, but smarter. The mother actually went for me once, when I went up there to tackle the problem.

Quote:Squirrels ain't funny. I've recently had a nightmare catching some in my loft, and am now convinced the gun laws here should allow ownership or rental for shooting the little "&$(£("*£s .

Jim an air rifle will dispatch them easily.

Better still Jim, my Father in law uses a .22 to great effect on the damned tree rats!

I love the (now rare) Red squirrels though, just the Greys I hate. They eat all the little birds eggs from their nests.

Teach them to swim in a water butt!

Theirs a pair that regularly run along the fence at the end of my garden just like a shooting gallery! "Now, where's me bow"?! :wink:

Quote:Better still Jim, my Father in law uses a .22 to great effect on the damned tree rats!

I love the (now rare) Red squirrels though, just the Greys I hate. They eat all the little birds eggs from their nests.
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When reading this I was thinking you guys were talking about red squirrels :?

In Belgium the grey ones are pretty rare. But in the places they do live they drive away the indogenous red ones...

You guys speak about squirrels being a problem the way people here speak of deer, coyotes and the occasional bear.

Squirrel > Bear

Quote:You guys speak about squirrels being a problem the way people here speak of deer, coyotes and the occasional bear.

Paul, you don't seem to realise how dangerous the grey squirrels are here:

http://www.worth1000.com/entries/117000 ... nTvs_w.jpg

Quote:Jim an air rifle will dispatch them easily.

Quote:Better still Jim, my Father in law uses a .22 to great effect on the damned tree rats!.... Theirs a pair that regularly run along the fence at the end of my garden just like a shooting gallery! "Now, where's me bow"?! :wink:

Oh yeah?