Any luck with chipmunks?
513856
Works great for gophers...until they figure out that they should push new dirt in tunnel to trip the box. Now using more pricey "tunnel fill".
513857
I have only tried with gophers catching a few moles as well. I believe the trap was designed to be placed into a hole. Most chipmunks I encounter are surface dwellers.
513858
Sorry, these are amazing for trapping gophers, but chipmunks aren't bothered by light, so they wouldn't be drawn into this trap.
110014
I haven't noticed that deer repellent sprays keep away chipmunks. When we had a problem with chipmunks digging up a large area of our garden and uprooting/eating plants, a small animal granular repellent did work. It was either Critter Ridder or Repels-All; sorry I can't remember which one. The liquid version did nothing, but the granular form worked, perhaps because I placed some of it into each entrance hole. Good luck!
1661882
I assume it would, but I have not noticed any evidence that it does. Chipmunks definitely !
1472224
I caught close to 100 chipmunks with this last summer. It definitely is big enough. Since I am home all day, I was able to reset it constantly. Some days I got 8 or more. I am planning on buying the 3 pack now since I learned they have 2 batches of babies a summer. No wonder it seems like you never run out of chipmunks!
1008759
Mine didn't repel mice or chipmunks... I don't think it will help with squirrels
1964960
Well, it does take a bit or weight/force to tip the tray in the middle which initiates the trap close function. I would have to say that it would not work with chipmunks, IMO. Its better suited for something larger. Hope this helps. BM
992565
I have never seen a chipmunk on this suet feeder. They have not been able to outsmart the fact they must hang upside down. Now the starlings are another story. Now and then there will be a couple of very agile starlings who can manage to hang upside down and eat the suet for about 1-2 minutes at a time.
885817
i'm not positive- the container says "deer, rabbits, and tree squirrels that feed on flowers, plants, shrubs, bulbs, trees, and seedlings". i bought this to keep rabbits away; i can say, however, that we have absolutely neither squirrels nor chipmunks in our yard.
939561
Nope. Only non-edibles / ornamental plantings. Besides, its been completely ineffective for me on porcupines, chipmunks, woodchucks. The third party amazon people wouldn't issue refund because I couldn't return the product (obviously since I had to apply it to see if it worked!); and Bonide has yet to respond to refund (I bought numerous bags to keep re-applying because it says to be patient and re-apply... Well, 3 bags later, my plants still got chowed down! So: direct answer - No. Additional info: don't waste your money on this product anyway - unless you're lucky and have less obnoxious, more re-trainable, critters than the ones here! Nope. Only non-edibles / ornamental plantings. Besides, its been completely ineffective for me on porcupines, chipmunks, woodchucks. The third party amazon people wouldn't issue refund because I couldn't return the product (obviously since I had to apply it to see if it worked!); and Bonide has yet to respond to refund (I bought numerous bags to keep re-applying because it says to be patient and re-apply... Well, 3 bags later, my plants still got chowed down! So: direct answer - No. Additional info: don't waste your money on this product anyway - unless... » Read More Nope. Only non-edibles / ornamental plantings. Besides, its been completely ineffective for me on porcupines, chipmunks, woodchucks. The third party amazon people wouldn't issue refund because I couldn't return the product (obviously since I had to apply it to see if it worked!); and Bonide has yet to respond to refund (I bought numerous bags to keep re-applying because it says to be patient and re-apply... Well, 3 bags later, my plants still got chowed down! So: direct answer - No. Additional info: don't waste your money on this product anyway - unless you're lucky and have less obnoxious, more re-trainable, critters than the ones here! « Show Less
110013
We have used the Plantskydd SPRAY, which is fantastic for deer. We have chipmunks in our yard, so the spray doesn't keep them away. But, then, we don't plant bulbs other than Daffodils- which no one eats. Anyway, Plantskydd now makes a granule product to sprinkle around which says on the container that it will keep little critters away, so you may want to check it out! Hope this helps! Good luck!
335838
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.
5359
Yes, absolutely can catch grey squirrels. Use a little apple and peanut butter for bait. Put a tiny bit outside the trap a more inside the trap. After eliminating all the chipmunks in the area, I'm catching a grey squirrel almost every day I try. 10 so far ...
1184440
Didn't seem to affect my dogs. Didn't seem to ward off the chipmunks either. So don't know if works on cats.
2091039
Mine hasn't worked for ANYTHING. Deer love it, birds, I'm surprized it hasn't drawn in RATS.worthless.
1487329
I also have a problem with chipmunks, but haven't seen any in my garage or shop since I got the Pest A Cator. They have never been a problem in my barns as the mice have been. The chipmunks are just around the house, garage, and shop.
1588624
I think you would need the next size up. I got 1025 for chipmunks and it works well. One time a squirrel got in and it's tail was kind of hanging out.
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!