Will this product repel chipmunks too?
1659356
Not sure. We do have quite a few chipmunks and I have not seen them actually trying to feed at the feeder.
1659357
Dont know. Sent it back. Arrived all broken. Contaminated other packages at post office. They were not happy.
1659358
I can only guess that it probably will. My two cats have eliminated every chipmunk within about six blocks of my house. But since the product works based on the on heat on the seeds, I would guess it would bother a chipmunk as much as it bothers a squirrel.
1659359
I tried putting it in the bird seed - didn't bother the squirrels at all, but the chipmunks backed off pretty quickly.
1659360
i don't know about chipmunks but does squirrels, i would think that it would on them.
451294
I do not have any chipmunks around but I believe it would keep those out also, if not placing a squirrel guard around the pole should work.
1823215
Well, if chipmunks can climb up a tree or a pole and reach the feeder I would think perhaps their weight might shut the feeder ports..but I don't know..we don't have chipmunks here. You'll just have to chance it, I guess.
1873982
We found it very helpful to keep stray cats off our property. We took a stake and a rag, sprayed the rag and put it on top of the stake. The smell is somewhat of a anise smell. Cats must not like if because they stay away. I can't answer for chipmunks, but I can tell you, since we have used products, we have not seem any chipmunks in the yard and we live on lake front, large property in a wooded area and we have lots of little critters. We love animals and wildlife, but the stray cats would spray on our patio screen because we have 2 cats. They sure were trying to get as close as they can and this was in the winter, so I would say winter, spring, summer and fall, I would recommend this product. We found it very helpful to keep stray cats off our property. We took a stake and a rag, sprayed the rag and put it on top of the stake. The smell is somewhat of a anise smell. Cats must not like if because they stay away. I can't answer for chipmunks, but I can tell you, since we have used products, we have not seem any chipmunks in the yard and we live on lake front, large property in a wooded area and we have lots of little critters. We love animals and wildlife, but the stray cats would spray on our patio screen because we have 2 cats. They sure were trying to get as close as they can... » Read More We found it very helpful to keep stray cats off our property. We took a stake and a rag, sprayed the rag and put it on top of the stake. The smell is somewhat of a anise smell. Cats must not like if because they stay away. I can't answer for chipmunks, but I can tell you, since we have used products, we have not seem any chipmunks in the yard and we live on lake front, large property in a wooded area and we have lots of little critters. We love animals and wildlife, but the stray cats would spray on our patio screen because we have 2 cats. They sure were trying to get as close as they can and this was in the winter, so I would say winter, spring, summer and fall, I would recommend this product. « Show Less
1043531
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!
1132839
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.
1436387
The Sonic Spikes have only been tested to repel underground rodents such as moles and gophers. We would not recommend using this product to repel skunks.
347586
I purchased for the inside of a stored camper ( during the winter months only ) I also used "mouse proof " as an added form of protectant. Come spring time open up ( in New England ) the mice and chipmunks had lived in there . Neither worked. Sorry to disappoint you. You would think that an enclosed area would be an ideal situation for both items. I am champagnetom@yahoo.com
299550
It`s not so stinky for humans. Does not repels cats. I wish it could. We have a problem with the wild cats. It works very well on chipmunks and squirrels .
335837
We don't have chipmunks around here, but I'm sure it would, because squirrels are bigger and stronger, and they can't get past it. Good luck!
1538239
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
1976143
This model I don't think would. I'd run with the larger rat trap model. I think the chipmunks ran off with 2 of my traps now.
1132840
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
1548772
Yes it does. I hope it works for you, I found that it did not work for me . I still have rodents running around my yard, squirrels, rabbits and chipmunks and some moles.
542151
If you are talking about the same thing as chipmunks, it pretty well cleaned them out for me. I buy the large tub and keep them out in my chicken house, shop and under oue vehicle hoods. This stuff gets rats, mice, and chipmunks.
173908
The Ketch-All should only catch mice but if it does you can simply let the chipmunks go. Another trap would be the pro ketch mouse trap .
1976145
I don't think these are nearly strong enough or large enough for chipmunks. We have lots of chipmunks around our house but they don't try to nest in our home. If they are trying to do that perhaps you need to deter by using mothballs along the interior of your basement or interior to wherever they are entering- it doesn't kill but works as a deterrent...and also keeps spiders out!