I saw that clip before.
If I remember correctly it took the squirrels about 2-3 days to figure out how to do all that.

+1

"wpr"I saw that clip before.
If I remember correctly it took the squirrels about 2-3 days to figure out how to do all that.

+1

I'm +1'ing you right back.
A) You were able to overcome squirrelotage of your video, and B) Since you had already seen the video, you obviously hold a higher rank and/or sequirrely clearance than me, so I better do some brown-nosing.
:thumbleft:

Ironman also, on the +1 deal.
I'm tellin' ya, they are taking over, dumbass NSA/Pentagon/CIA... they think it's the Chinese...Montana Bob has been on the case all along....

+1 for you IM.
I love to watch the rats in the water.

Updated 11/25: Pepper, leaf blower squirrel trap cause house fire
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November 25, 2008

By MARK LAWTON mlawton@pioneerlocal.com
A homeowner trying to rid his attic of squirrels this morning instead started his house on fire.

The homeowner at 2336 24th Avenue tried to blow cayenne pepper through the kitchen exhaust fan and into his attic, Broadview Fire Chief John Tierney said.

"He used a leaf blower to try to spread (the pepper)," Tierney said. "It got caught up in the hot motor of the exhaust fan. There were (also) rags up there in the attic."

The pepper and rags caught fire. Due to the leaf blower, said Tierney, "the fire got inside the walls and inside the flooring of the attic so it went through the whole house."

The fire department was called at 10:49 a.m. and firefighters from Broadview, five nearby villages and Leyden township arrived. It took them about a half hour to put out the fire, which Tierney estimates caused $60,000 to $70,000 worth of damage.

"Fortunately, nobody got hurt and everyone is going home

"dfosterf"Updated 11/25: Pepper, leaf blower squirrel trap cause house fire
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November 25, 2008

By MARK LAWTON mlawton@pioneerlocal.com
A homeowner trying to rid his attic of squirrels this morning instead started his house on fire.

The homeowner at 2336 24th Avenue tried to blow cayenne pepper through the kitchen exhaust fan and into his attic, Broadview Fire Chief John Tierney said.

"He used a leaf blower to try to spread (the pepper)," Tierney said. "It got caught up in the hot motor of the exhaust fan. There were (also) rags up there in the attic."

The pepper and rags caught fire. Due to the leaf blower, said Tierney, "the fire got inside the walls and inside the flooring of the attic so it went through the whole house."

The fire department was called at 10:49 a.m. and firefighters from Broadview, five nearby villages and Leyden township arrived. It took them about a half hour to put out the fire, which Tierney estimates caused $60,000 to $70,000 worth of damage.

"Fortunately, nobody got hurt and everyone is going home

Simply classic...

Wouldn't happen to be a Vikings fan was he? :lol:

Montana Bob must be taking notes........alot of good info for him to use!!!

"wpr"Sorry try this.

Squirrel fishing

Hard to believe that can be done.

"Packerchick"

"wpr"Sorry try this.

Squirrel fishing

Hard to believe that can be done.

Hard to believe the squirrels would keep coming back.

How to piss them off..



I think I might rig up such a contraption.. looks like hours of humor.

I have seen this one.
It is too funny.