Brad stars along with Billy the Exterminator filmed right here in Illinois, as Brad and Billy take on real Suburban Wildlife Control jobs. The two have a blast fetching raccoon mothers and babies out of tree forts (Part I) and chimneys (Part III) and hand capturing a family of squirrels on the loose in someone’s home (Part II).
The 2nd half of this instructional video shows how to attach the feeder tray to the baffle. Includes a short clip of it installed in the yard as well. If I’m hard to hear in the video, sorry, I had a cold at the time. Note: feeder must be placed 10ft away from trees, overhanging branches, roofs, etc.. The baffle is at the bottom of the feeder. For Part 1 of this Video How-To Go Here: www.youtube.com Accompanying Instructable Found Here: www.instructables.com
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Video Rating: 3 / 5
The 1st half of this instructional video shows how to build and attach the baffle supports. Be sure to watch Part 2 for the completion of this how-to. If I’m hard to hear in the video, sorry, I had a cold at the time. Note: feeder must be placed 10ft away from trees, overhanging branches, roofs, etc.. The baffle is at the bottom of the feeder. Accompanying Instructable Found Here: www.instructables.com
Video Rating: 5 / 5
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Just noticed the squirrel who visits my feeder everyday is missing part of it’s tail. Just wondering will grow back?
What is the EASIEST way to take care of fruit trees in terms of bugs worms and rodents squirrels and does (hot pepper wax) work to keep away bugs and rodents and squirrels away from the fruit?
I allready use miracle grow on it I just need to know how to keep away the pests on a limited budget. I tried several pesticides and spent lots of $ but then the fruit rotted right off the tree.
Thanks so much to everyone who answers!!
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He is up to date on his shots, including rabies vaccination. I have not taught him to tree and hunt squirrels. I don’t hunt, or I would take him with me.
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Just noticed the squirrel who visits my feeder everyday is missing part of it’s tail. Just wondering will grow back?
