Can I just put this product down the squirrel holes
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i'd follow directions because the product works and might be carried by squirrels to areas that would allow spreading.
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They will just run over it. we use 3" pvc pipe with a 3"T in it. Put the bait inside the t they will feed on it and you should read the label on the container!
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That is how I did it as there are no dogs or children at my house, I also put it just around the hole. Had to do it every day for about a week
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I don't know why not. I used the bait trap but it did not work. The squirrels seemed to enjoy the taste. It did not work.
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That's where I drp it. I think it works.... I don't see it again and fewer squirrels.
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I suppose you could...It's in pellet form but I think it's best to use a feeder to keep it dry and control the amount you are using.I have two setup using the Wilco Ground Squirrel Bait stations. I killed off the Ground Squirrels a long time ago but continueto use it to control the Voles here (Nevada)...
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Yes, you can. But since it is a pesticide product, you have to cover it up so that it doesn't come in contact with any food or the dishes that food is served in.
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I only use the product to keep squirrels off my deck and try to keep them from trying to get into my attic
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I believe you can.I have several covers over it.I love this product.It works.
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You could, but it's a waste. Skip the mouse trap and just put out the product.
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Ron and Starvn are correct, I have a baffle on it and I don't have a problem with the squirrels. "No name's" suggestion to keep it away from trees is also recommended. Good Luck.
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I do not know but I would not want to harm a squirrel. A live-catch trap and relocation would be a better solution. There are probably squirrel repellents that could also be used. Good luck.
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I would not, unless you can duplicate the holes and stabilizing method. And why would you want to do that?
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Yes, I have used it to stop squirrel damage before. Soak the wood and repeat every couple months until the squirrels learn.
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I use a long poker that you would pull weeds out with. do not touch the poison as the moles will not eat it then. I have had no problem with squirrels and I live in the country. just prod until you feel an opening and drop one or two marbles in it. works better than anything I have ever tried and that is a long list. good luck
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I wouldn't, it smells very bad. Additionally, I found this product to be completely ineffective.
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My experience has been with squirrels and I am most confident about getting rid of squirrels in the attic. The manufacturer of RODAR says, "What you are trying to do is get rid of the pests and keep them away." It is a two part job. Part 1 is setting up RODAR where it creates an atmosphere intolerable for rodents. Part 2 is sealing up the holes where pests can enter. After setting up the RODAR we sealed possible entrances but left one exit open until we were confident the squirrels were gone. After a week of no more squirrels in the attic we sealed up the last access area. Currently the RODAR is positioned in a central area of the attic, and the unwanted occupants have moved away. My experience has been with squirrels and I am most confident about getting rid of squirrels in the attic. The manufacturer of RODAR says, "What you are trying to do is get rid of the pests and keep them away." It is a two part job. Part 1 is setting up RODAR where it creates an atmosphere intolerable for rodents. Part 2 is sealing up the holes where pests can enter. After setting up the RODAR we sealed possible entrances but left one exit open until we were confident the squirrels were gone. After a week of no more squirrels in the attic we sealed up the last access area.... » Read More My experience has been with squirrels and I am most confident about getting rid of squirrels in the attic. The manufacturer of RODAR says, "What you are trying to do is get rid of the pests and keep them away." It is a two part job. Part 1 is setting up RODAR where it creates an atmosphere intolerable for rodents. Part 2 is sealing up the holes where pests can enter. After setting up the RODAR we sealed possible entrances but left one exit open until we were confident the squirrels were gone. After a week of no more squirrels in the attic we sealed up the last access area. Currently the RODAR is positioned in a central area of the attic, and the unwanted occupants have moved away. « Show Less
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Good question. It might... if you can cover all possible places where squirrels want to walk (run). I believe this may be somewhat difficult and a little unsightly in some locations (i.e. on your roof or bird feeder).
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No, but that is a great idea. But then you would have to deter Cardinals and squirrels. And what about their rights to privacy(joking).
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No. I took mine down because the squirrels kept knocking the top off it and the top is now gone. Mine was definitely not squirrel proof!
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I have used this in conjunction with expanding foam to thwart squirrels and other rodents from eating through the A/C connection siding hole on the house. Now there is an expanding foam product that is touted to be designed especially to stop rodents from entering a home through a foamed in hole. I have used this along with the copper mesh to further keep out rodents from the house attached garage. Initially you must determine how the rat is entering your shed. If through a hole, the mesh and the aforementioned rodent foam might work. Also, you might wish to contact your local animal control official to further discuss rat elimination using the proven bait process. They too may offer solutions and advice. I have used this in conjunction with expanding foam to thwart squirrels and other rodents from eating through the A/C connection siding hole on the house. Now there is an expanding foam product that is touted to be designed especially to stop rodents from entering a home through a foamed in hole. I have used this along with the copper mesh to further keep out rodents from the house attached garage. Initially you must determine how the rat is entering your shed. If through a hole, the mesh and the aforementioned rodent foam might work. Also, you might wish to contact your local animal... » Read More I have used this in conjunction with expanding foam to thwart squirrels and other rodents from eating through the A/C connection siding hole on the house. Now there is an expanding foam product that is touted to be designed especially to stop rodents from entering a home through a foamed in hole. I have used this along with the copper mesh to further keep out rodents from the house attached garage. Initially you must determine how the rat is entering your shed. If through a hole, the mesh and the aforementioned rodent foam might work. Also, you might wish to contact your local animal control official to further discuss rat elimination using the proven bait process. They too may offer solutions and advice. « Show Less
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If you simply throw the chunks of poison out onto the patio or around your yard, some of the poison will be carried off and away by other animals .........such as squirrels. If you throw it into the entrance and exit holes the rats use they will push it out of their tunnels. Havoc works well, I recommend threading a wire through the hole that is present in the bait and securing the ends...........sort of forces the pests to eat the poison in place and then you will see the product disappearing ..............and you will know then to keep an eye open for dead rats around your property/ If any of your neighbors have pets or small children a bait box may be a much safer way to go. If you simply throw the chunks of poison out onto the patio or around your yard, some of the poison will be carried off and away by other animals .........such as squirrels. If you throw it into the entrance and exit holes the rats use they will push it out of their tunnels. Havoc works well, I recommend threading a wire through the hole that is present in the bait and securing the ends...........sort of forces the pests to eat the poison in place and then you will see the product disappearing ..............and you will know then to keep an eye open for dead rats around your property/ If... » Read More If you simply throw the chunks of poison out onto the patio or around your yard, some of the poison will be carried off and away by other animals .........such as squirrels. If you throw it into the entrance and exit holes the rats use they will push it out of their tunnels. Havoc works well, I recommend threading a wire through the hole that is present in the bait and securing the ends...........sort of forces the pests to eat the poison in place and then you will see the product disappearing ..............and you will know then to keep an eye open for dead rats around your property/ If any of your neighbors have pets or small children a bait box may be a much safer way to go. « Show Less