How To Capture The Biggest Yard And Garden Pest!

The Lonely Scavenger
The Lonely Scavenger
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Publicado 2024-07-09
Every year I have Richardson Ground Squirrels move into my yard. There is all open land behind my house where they tend to live. Ground Squirrels are so cute but they do a lot of damage to properties by digging holes and burrows everywhere plus eating the plants. I use my humane live trap and bait it with apples and peanut butter. Within a few hours I caught him then released it way out in the field. He was covered in Peanut butter by the time I released him and I'm sure he's licking himself contently right now
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  • @terryw.milburn8565
    Great Job Getting Your Pest Re=Located Safely Ken ! Prayers For All There ! ATB T God Bless
  • @shovelhead8
    Nice catch and release, Ken. Thank you for sharing this with us. Stay safe and stay cool
  • @davestelling
    Good for you, Ken. God smiles when you do these good deeds to our fellow sojourners of the world..."We're all in this together..."
  • @LindaSimic-qt3mh
    Ahhh ken he is so cute we have them in Oklahoma they are called prairie dogs and you are so right they make holes that break cows and horses legs and ankles if you step off in them proud of you humanly dealing with them you respect and love for the outdoors and wildlife touches our hearts thank you take care ❤️
  • @Recklooseranch
    That's awesome! Martin males have a range of up to 6kms...whete the females stay within a 3km radius. We have to spread the traps far apart to avoid catching the mother..if a mother is caught then I pull the traps in that area. To give you an idea for 150 arces I would only have 9 traps total 3 on every ridge I have. When relocating an animal keep that in mind as I would hate to see you in a pickle😅 I want to do the same with some beavers
  • @EatCarbs
    No stew pot for it? 😉 Thanks for the video brother