Torvy
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Dry Ice is frozen CO2. It replaces the oxygen and suffocates them...at least in theory.
Ground squirrels
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Nikkorott
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Yep, CO2 is heavier than air so it stays in the holes.
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I knew of a commercial hatchery once that euthanized chick culls by tossing them in an old Igloo cooler along with some CO2 (dry ice) pellets. Suffocating them. PETA would not have approved.
metalbender
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My cats do a number on the 13 stripers out here. Only had one Richardson's ground squirrel, commonly known here as a gopher. Sask boy's pastime, gopher shooting.
oosik
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I have pocket gophers and chipmunks. Chipmunk is twice the size of a mouse and striped. Both like the engine and passenger compartments of your vehicles. I've tried most everything to repel. What seems to work best - open the hood of your vehicle. They don't seem to like the open spaces. Don't like the engine compartment - probably won't go in the passenger compartment.
Also - pill bottle full of cotton balls. Soak with oil of Peppermint. Put in the glove compartment. If nothing else - makes the passenger compartment smell nice.
Forty plus years out here. One and ONLY one squirrel. A pine squirrel. I put out unsalted peanuts. He liked them but he moved on to other places.
Also - pill bottle full of cotton balls. Soak with oil of Peppermint. Put in the glove compartment. If nothing else - makes the passenger compartment smell nice.
Forty plus years out here. One and ONLY one squirrel. A pine squirrel. I put out unsalted peanuts. He liked them but he moved on to other places.
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