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is pine bark chip mulch less inviting to squirrel digging?
Comments (10)I doubt that it would. In my experience, gravel or lava rock is about the only thing that stops them probably because it's sharp. The lava rock works really well for me with my potted plants. I guess the same principle as the gravel. I've always used blood meal for newly planted areas. It seems if I can just keep the critters away for the first week or so, they rarely go back and cause serious damage. It is amazing what happens if I don't use it. They will dig out every single plant I put in the ground. It's almost like they watch me and follow right behind with those little claws. A bunch of us are being severely chastised right now on the Orchid Forum for our hatred of these demon spawn. The Squirrel Rights People just never give up. Kevin...See MoreSquirrels, Squirrels, Squirrels and more Squirrels
Comments (40)haaahaha...i now don't feel so bad knowing that a family of squirrels has taken up residence in my garage. good thing my garage is not attached to the house. but they have torn a huge hole in the back of my garage, and it seems that they are not even scared of me anymore. when i go in the garage, the mother squirrel does not even move from her spot up in the rafters. i swear today that one of them was waiting for me on my back porch....wtf?? thankfully my husband has just bought a giant assault rifle type pellet gun and is excited to use it. the squirrels have done so much damage to our garage, i almost feel like we might as well tear it down and build a new one. they have ripped down ALL the insulation, and the holes are ridiculous. so...good luck to all you squirrel hunters out there...and just remember...they might be cute..BUT THEY ARE STILL RATS!!!!...See MoreOne less bell to answer
Comments (8)For me that would have been 2 or 3 less eggs to fry....See MoreAdvice on older Viking Range or newer, less-expensive one
Comments (0)I am wondering if it is worth it to use an older Viking 48 inch range I found used (Vgr 485) or sell it and purchase a new low-mid range like a Kucht, Zline, Thor, NXR etc.. it is for a full remodel, so I am leery of building around an older appliance, but older quality might be better than a newer, cheaper option? Any advice would be much appreciated....See MoreRelated Professionals
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