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["Richard L. Wagner" <rewagner@centurytel.net>]

This is easier. 
http://www.recipe4all.com/recipe/Southern-Fried-Squirrel-or-Rabbit-with-Gravy-5928/

Quoting "Harrick, Barbara" :
> After years of cussing at and shooting at the squirrels in Northern 
> VA suburbs
> (zone 6b), we finally built cages to put over the 4 dwarf peach 
> trees. We used
> 1 x 1s and built frames and then staple gunned hard plastic mesh top 
> to bottom. 
> They are light (I can lift them myself). The squirrels tried to bite holes in
> them and got a few 2 x 2 inch holes going but abandoned the project. 
> This is the
> first year I was actually able to eat my own peaches!
>
> Barbara Harrick
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> Message: 5
> Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2011 11:21:46 -0400
> From: Richard D Hansen Subject: [NAFEX] SUBJECT: Tree Rats
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> I am at a loss at how to handle the fluffy tailed tree rat AKA squirrel
> problem. Just a few of them completely ate/destroyed most of the peach
> crop from 4 trees and the few plums I had from Howards Miracle. I had
> already trapped 7 of them this year (gave them swimming lessons) but
> they just keep coming. I tried hot pepper but it did nothing, they still
> ate them like crazy. I have not tried the peanut butter plaster of
> paris balls because the reviews were mixed, but I am ready to try that
> now after this episode. I would like to prevent them from getting the
> apples before they ripen. What are your thoughts? Is there a decent
> repellent? Can any of you comment on the peanut butter/plaster paris
> balls?
>
> Thanks
>
> Richard Hansen
> Zone 6b
>
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