The tomato thieves are back. The retaliation has begun.
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The tomato thieves are back. The retaliation has begun.
now squirrel stew and sliced tomato .
Never had a squirrel bother a tomato.......birds peck some of the first ones ........all about gone......but tomato samichies are still good. Friend used traps and caught 20-25 before corn season.....all moved to hunting club.
Monroe county squirrels love them. They can even carry a tomato up to the top of a fence post and sit there and gnaw away. My wife has gardened for years. Long ago she deemed that they are "pointy faced devils". They love our blackberries also.Quote:
Originally Posted by litewirehooker
They like my hanging baskets here in Macon. I have dispatched at least 40 or more so far this year. We have pecans on the tree for the first time in years.
I've only killed 4 this year. I haven't seen a squirrel in a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by Detailman
I was thinking of you the other day Hotwater!! I found one of them devils eating on my tomatoes!!
Had my bird food in a plastic container and the Devils chewed through the top to get to it. Had to get a metal trash can let them chew on that for awhile. They are smart a** little monsters,caught one of them trying to push the lid off of the trash can.
Redge, here is the answer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redge
You would think they would catch on after 20-30!Quote:
Originally Posted by Detailman
Oh yeah. They are little acrobats. My wife is right. They are "pointy faced devils".Quote:
Originally Posted by Detailman
They sure make up a mean batch of dumplings .
You are correct! I enjoy fried squirrel biscuts and gravy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotwater