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Wtf

Matt

 

agreed, i'm always cautious of people that like to see animals suffer... also not tolerant of them.

 

Looks like good eats to me.

 

x2. Completely wrong, IMO.

x2.

 

never tried it...

 

Do try. Lots of recipes online..

That said, if you come up on a squirrel and it's balls are bigger than yours, you'll need to cook it a little longer or leave it lay for some other animal to feed on it. Younger meat being better applies here.

 

Free to good frying pan. Will not ship, we'll maybe if trapped over night and it's frozen, but probably not. I have a feeling it will be back, again...

 

Anything quick works fine for me. I just don't understand a person with such little regard to life that drowning anything is an acceptable method of delivering death. It should be quick, as painless as possible, and you shouldn't feel it coming. Leaving an animal in a condition that causes stress before killing it is inhumane, as is drowning it in any fashion. Prolonging death itself, or prolonging the act of killing is disgusting and without morals.

 

If you find a squirrel that has bigger balls than you, you're probably a woman.

 

true...
and id be running the opposite direction of that beast

 

Since it's trapped, put the trap in the back of the truck, drive 10 minutes to a normal habitat area and release there if you're up for it.

 

Old squirrel hunting joke..

 

Only across the street? That's a joke. They can't be that stupid!

 

That's what maintenance is doing. So it's either finding it's way back or we have a whole population living in there.

 

Assuming it's made a home in your eaves or somewhere near your building, it will come back if it's just dropped off across the street like you said.

 

Is anyone really shocked that squirrels live outside and may end up in your yard ?

 

I was a little facetious but apparently they aren't taking it far enough. next time I will have them cover the hole with the opening of the trap.

 

My dog took care of them in the past...3sec and dead!

 

Nope, but when it's living in my Eaves yes.