Does it get rid of chipmunks????
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It gets rid of nothing! Don't waste your money! Chipmunks were there 5 minutes after I sprayed. Just like it was water. And the Squirrels couldn't care less either. I live in the north east, I guess we have hardy critters!
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I wouldn't waste your money. I saturated my porch railings for 2 traight days and thenext day I found a squirrel sprawled out sunbathing on the warm wood that still reeked of the spray.
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Hi Lynn,The Yard sentinel does effectively repel deer, squirrel and chipmunks. Although squirrel and chipmunks can often be deterred by the same frequency, deer tend to be effected by the lower end of ultrasonic sound.For best results at repelling multiple species at the same time, try the "continuous sweep" setting. This will allow the unit to randomly cycle through all of the available frequencies rather then targeting a specific pest!Regards,Rick JCustomer ServiceDeal Republic
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yes,the chipmunks will steal the food from in the box,it opens up far enough but u can lock it closed.
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it is excellent for squirrels, crows, etc..1 shot 1 kill !!!.. chipmunks are small so if you are a good shot... youre good to gofstedd
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I'm sure it will, I put it in my bird seed that was up on a pole, but, it definitely kept the squirrels away. Add more to spice up the seed, I'm sure the chipmunks won't like that.
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Didn't seem to affect my dogs. Didn't seem to ward off the chipmunks either. So don't know if works on cats.
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Can't help you - No chipmunks here in mid Florida. I would expect it would prevent them from raiding the sunflower supply, but if they find a way to get to it their little critter crew might make the squirrels look like dieters!
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we don't have cats around so maybe it works on them...but it sure as heck DOES NOT WORK ON CHIPMUNKS.
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Yes, but not unpleasant in my opinion. Sort of a strong anise/black licorice smell. Maybe some citrus mixed in. We noticed it but it was fine, even right next to our deck. And it kept chipmunks away from my plants!
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I use it for mice all the time, works great. They usually spend the night in the trap, eat all the bait, usually ricotta, canned cat food, or any other bait that will easily "stick" to the trigger. I'm not sure if it would be big enough for a "large" chipmunk, but for smaller ones, I think it would work OK. If your Chips are on the larger side, Havahart makes a larger version that would probably work for either mice, or chipmunks. I highly recommend Havahart traps. They're a little tricky to arm till you get the hang of it, but it doesn't take long, and after that, your mouse problem is simply a matter of time. I use it for mice all the time, works great. They usually spend the night in the trap, eat all the bait, usually ricotta, canned cat food, or any other bait that will easily "stick" to the trigger. I'm not sure if it would be big enough for a "large" chipmunk, but for smaller ones, I think it would work OK. If your Chips are on the larger side, Havahart makes a larger version that would probably work for either mice, or chipmunks. I highly recommend Havahart traps. They're a little tricky to arm till you get the hang of it, but it doesn't take long, and after that, your... » Read More I use it for mice all the time, works great. They usually spend the night in the trap, eat all the bait, usually ricotta, canned cat food, or any other bait that will easily "stick" to the trigger. I'm not sure if it would be big enough for a "large" chipmunk, but for smaller ones, I think it would work OK. If your Chips are on the larger side, Havahart makes a larger version that would probably work for either mice, or chipmunks. I highly recommend Havahart traps. They're a little tricky to arm till you get the hang of it, but it doesn't take long, and after that, your mouse problem is simply a matter of time. « Show Less
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If it hasn't gotten rid of rabbits, chipmunks, and other rodents in my yard then I would have to say no, but who knows it may or may not work on groundhogs, good luck!
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though I don't have chipmunks, I think it might. It would depend on the thickness of you pole. I don't think the chipmunks could get through the hole at the center. I little modification would probably prevent.
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I do not have a chipmunk problem but it works GREAT for squirrels and I feel confident that it will prevent chipmunks from climbing the pole. I will caution that squirrels will drop down from a branch above the feeder if possible. I thought I had pruned the branches far enough but had to prune a little more as they were making quite a lengthy jump to get to the feeders. I have watched them and they will stand at the bottom and look up then jump on the pole and look some more then finally just give up and go back to scavenging for dropped morsels under the bird feeders.
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I caught chipmunks all the time by accident in this thing. They like peanut butter, too. I also caught lots of mice. Have to keep checking the trap. the little kills are not obvious from a distance.
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I don't know. I used dogfood as recommended by manufacturer and spread it around the trap and on the very entrance of the trap. I thought it helped, but still the old fashioned rat trap with peanut butter was a better performer. I was focused on chipmunks, not rats.
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Did it get wet? Mine got damp and sizzled, but the green light came on after cleaning and drying it. I bought it for chipmunks, but have never managed to trap and "fry" but one chip monk. The main problem is that it should not be put outside because of dampness or rain.
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This is great for birds but think of it as a chipmunk trap! The first year I used it, I didn't tie it round the base of my blueberry trees and I killed 3 chipmunks, they got caught in it and died a really nasty death. Now I tie it round the base of my trees, problem solved - no birds, no dead chipmunks and my blueberries are safe. We have plenty of squirrels but they don't bother the blueberries so I'm not sure about them. I do also open an old cassette tape and tie bits of the tape to to tree - the birds hate it. Hope this helps.