Someone found my blog by Googling “can i kill a squirrel if in my house?”

My post on squirrel trapping didn’t address the propriety of exterminating domiciliary vermin.

So to that desperate Googler, I say—Heavens, yes!

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Category: Miscellanea

9 Responses

  1. 1
    Chris says:

    …but only after trying to reason with the critter. I have found most squirrels to be pretty rational. But beware the evil squirrel. Beware.

  2. 2
    Barnabas says:

    I say, drown (or shoot) first ask and question later.

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  4. 4
    Chris says:

    Are squirrels edible? Bet they taste like chicken.

  5. 5
    Rebby says:

    When searching Google with the aforementioned string, your site does come up #1. At this point, I would say that the genius Abraham Piper has arrived.

    Then again, when searching for “Abraham Squirrel”, the blog comes up at a meager #6. Maybe one day…

    -r

  6. 6
    Really Robin says:

    So would the advice be the same as if someone human is trespassing? Make sure the body is heading IN the door, not OUT?

    Just curious? We actually are in the process of trapping a gray squirrel that found a broken window into the attic. Fun stuff!

  7. 7
    Jeremy says:

    Alright Abraham…

    My woes have started again. The horrible little creatures are once again terrorizing my home and family. Some parents fear downtown neighborhood dogs will attack and maim their children. I fear the Sciurus.

    Ready… set…. go!

  8. 8
    Shannon says:

    Someone once found my blog by googling:

    squishing mouse between toes

    Um, yuck!

  9. 9
    Mom says:

    Yes, they’re edible. I ate squirrel stew more than once growing up. Just had to watch out for the shotgun pellets–hard on the teeth. And no, I’m not kidding.

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