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[TheDan]

The only infestation I have is squirrels they're all over the place.

Why's that a problem?

Squirrel and Gravy:

1 or 2 chopped squirrels
3 tbls bacon drippings
3 tbls flour
1/4 cup chopped onions
1/4 cup chopped bell pepper
1/4 cup chopped celery
milk

Mix bacon drippings and flour in a small sauce pan over medium high. Stir constantly until brown. Turn heat down to lowest setting. Add squirrel, onion, bell pepper and celery. Add just enough milk to barely cover ingredients and stir. Simmer for 1 hr or until squirrel is tender. Salt and pepper to taste.

 

[Texasjack]

Have you thought about a good air gun like a 1000 FPS .22?

I did think of that. I really thought about that tonight when I spotted the largest of the skunks sitting in that bad neighbor's front yard and his vehicles all gone. Something came up and the skunk moved on.

 

[country_boy]

My 12 gauge and my glock takes care of snakes, and any other wild animal like that. Being raised on a ranch, I was taught to ALWAYS be alert. Dont turn rocks over without checking out what could be under it. Watch the ground ahead of you for snakes, and most importantly always have a shotgun ready... well my ak is also with me, Im waiting for that mountain lion to appear.

 

[ArielT]

Will be on the lookout. Hopefully I just keep seeing these deer or possums I keep seeing roaming around the city instead.

 

[Texasgordo]

I nearly stepped on a rattler outside my house. For some reason I just stopped and looked down. It did not move or rattle. My little sis brought my 20 ga and made sure it was dead.

I don't kill any snake unless there is no way around it. Only if they are a threat to me other than that I leave them alone. Copperheads and rattlers are the usual danger around my house. hnoes:

 

[Snakeman]

I've received this many times and corrected the misinformation with a video. You can see the video at this link: Drought and Texas Snakes - YouTube

 

[TexasRedneck]

I've received this many times and corrected the misinformation with a video. You can see the video at this link: Drought and Texas Snakes - YouTube

Don't correct the folks sendin' it - the info is as presented by:

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