Another Christmas Present

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Originally Posted by Andrews

I'm about to start harvesting some real soon!! They are tearing up my pecans, I have red ones, black ones, and even grey ones. I hate them they steal my ducks corn they steal my birds feed they sound like Santa Claus and the reindeer on my roof.

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Josh, if you don't mind, please keep me a few of the red squirrel tails. I have several of the gray, but am cutting off of the last red one.

Those look great and I hope they serve you well. You certainly have talent!

The reason I asked where you got your tails, Pastor, is I'm about to start thinning out the fox squirrels and would be happy to freeze the tails and bring them down in February if you run short. Sounds like you have access to plenty but if you want mine you're welcome to them.That goes for anyone else. I'll be staying in the Monroe area.

Swap 20 watt a trip for some tails, also eat at cotton if you stay in monroe

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Originally Posted by Andrews

I'm about to start harvesting some real soon!! They are tearing up my pecans, I have red ones, black ones, and even grey ones. I hate them they steal my ducks corn they steal my birds feed they sound like Santa Claus and the reindeer on my roof.

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Sorry to hijack the post. If you hang bird feeders on the 6+foot iron stakes with the arched hooks, you can attach at the top a cheap kids metal slinky on the vertical portion of the post. Gravity lets it hang down a bit. When the squirrel tries to climb the post, it grabs the slinky which gives and the squirrel ends up back on the ground. Hilarious and entertaining...the squirrel never gives up and keeps trying. Learned this from a you tube video. Wish I was smart enough to figure this one out. It's inexpensive and ingenious. It will probably work on any post a slinky will fit on.

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Originally Posted by Spaceman

Sorry to hijack the post. If you hang bird feeders on the 6+foot iron stakes with the arched hooks, you can attach at the top a cheap kids metal slinky on the vertical portion of the post. Gravity lets it hang down a bit. When the squirrel tries to climb the post, it grabs the slinky which gives and the squirrel ends up back on the ground. Hilarious and entertaining...the squirrel never gives up and keeps trying. Learned this from a you tube video. Wish I was smart enough to figure this one out. It's inexpensive and ingenious. It will probably work on any post a slinky will fit on.

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Saw it on Facebook a couple days ago. Had that squirrel all messed up. [emoji39] [emoji39] [emoji39] [emoji39]

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Originally Posted by Andrews

Swap 20 watt a trip for some tails, also eat at cotton if you stay in monroe

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I don't tie with squirrel. My wife might not like that too much seeing how we have a pet fox squirrel.

I am down for fishing though... 😎

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I found that the Tail from a Red Fox provides more of the color than Squirrel ---- Road Kill on a Backroad

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Originally Posted by Fish on Line

I found that the Tail from a Red Fox provides more of the color than Squirrel ---- Road Kill on a Backroad

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I have never thought of that. I will have to start paying better attention to what I am driving by. Thanks.