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And it just figures that we're 3,000 miles apart! If I were closer, I would offer in-person help as I know you are troubled and frustrated. And I would indeed offer my property, were we closer (as a wildlife biologist by training, I am aware of the technical issues with potentially crowded...

Hi - I really want to help you but I am struggling to understand why the idea of them just being nearby would make you miserable - you're concerned that even if you made the areas inpenetrable, they'd still be 'swarming' around. If it's any comfort, I really don't think they would if there...

Quote: They did a number on the electric wire in my outbuilding this winter and it was a project getting it rewired but it didn't make me mad enough to want to hurt them. Lecture them, yes, hurt them, no Suggestion is to use conduit wherever possible (anywhere where wire is exposed) - it's...

Quote: Your approach seems to be finding their entry points! Hopefully between the hose and blocking entryways, they will be down to manageable levels. Thanks for trying to find a way to do this that allows them to live to tell their grandchildren the story JJ

Afraid I'm not much help because I really like them! We pretty much just have gray squirrels; I watch them work hard, play hard, and be brave as well as quite funny. Usually when food in nature becomes plentiful (spring, summer) they'll busy themselves with nature's bounty and leave yours alone...