This is the best experiment that I have seen. Kudos to you for keeping track of it all.

May you be blessed for doing this for all who suffer the pain of squirrel and pest nuisance. A billion thanks!

@carolhough6795

2 жыл бұрын

It's not just the nuisance of their damages to things but I'm retired on very small income and watching the birds and wildlife is my pastime. Those little gray squirrels cost me at least half of my expenditures on birdseed--and that's with rationing, putting it out only certain times of day, ANND sitting guard near the hanging feeders a couple hours of the day. They climb every feeder pole (I chase them off) and they've even learned how to tip the hummingbird feeders and drink the sugar water. We have raptors, deer and opossum, raccoons and rabbits in the area, and a whole lot of birds to fill the strip of woodlands. There could be more birds if I didn't have a dozen squirrels on my (rented) homesite. Since it's not my property, my tactics are limited.

@bellabestia348

Ай бұрын

I woke up today to get my son to school and guess what? My truck didn’t wanted to start I thought I left a door open that only a little noise came out of my truck & when my husband opened the hood all the starter cables were chewed off 😢 this happened to me twice I don’t know what to do.

I'm dying!!! I don't know what's better the helpful information, and the amazing science, or the absolutely adorable comments from your children 🥰🥰💖💖

Great video! The experiment is as scientific as it needs to be. Yours is a real-life look at what MIGHT work to deter the varmints. Thank you for the work you put into the experiment and video. Thanks for sharing it. You have cut years off the learning curve for anyone tormented by these little guys.

@animaltrackerswildlife4577

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Johnathan. Appreciate that!

@loriwatkinson6425

2 жыл бұрын

The squirrellys are such a challenge. They are so smart! Their acrobatics are so amazing 👏 I've never seen one miss a jump or leap. My funniest squirrelly jump was off my neighbors roof into a big snow bank. He landed in a big puff! I truly believe he did it just for fun! HA

But I like experiments and appreciate the efforts. And the sweet voice of your little helper is a bonus.

What a great test. We have trouble with squirrels even in the desert.

The baby in the back ground “daddy I wish I can be a squirrel”🥰 Adorable! If she only knew how hated squirrels are by people with gardens tho💔

@lynnewilliams6659

10 ай бұрын

NOT adorable, they kill birds, didn't you know that??

This is amazing! I can't thank you enough for this video.

Your child is adorable, loved the little voice on the video, my machanic told me to use dryer sheets in my car engine and so far for months it been working, replace dryer sheets every month

So adorable when the kid says "cwiddah widdah"

Thanks for taking the time to do this it was very helpful

Great experiments, thank you for sharing

Thank you very much.for capturing this experiment.

Blood meal has worked for us. Sprinkle some into flower beds and garden areas, The vile little rodents won't go near it.

@tc12345

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip!! I am totally trying this.

@desertflower9557

3 жыл бұрын

Good to know, thanks.

@OutWestHomestead

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the information.

@shivapriyasaraswati7171

2 жыл бұрын

How long does it last?

@psychobobthewise

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks but next day there will be an army of foxes in my garden.

Fantastic! Thanks so much. Very well done.

Great video presentation!

Pretty good test! Thanks!

Thanks for sharing this and saving me some money.

Great video brother. The best part was the commentary from your daughter. How sweet. It makes me miss when my babies were young.

@animaltrackerswildlife4577

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! It’s a time capsule for me. She’s growing up so fast!

@martinphilip8998

3 жыл бұрын

Same thought. Remember when you cared about birthdays? 48 is a good age to be a father to young children. Your career is sorted out and hopefully your finances are cozy.

This was really helpful thank you!

Thanks for making such a great video. You really helped me out big time Sir.

Thx. I've spent a fortune in 3 years trying to get rid of squirrels that ruin your garden...trying to not use poison. This vid helped a lot.

Ok I have trapped the coyote, but how do I make him pee in the bottle?

@animaltrackerswildlife4577

4 жыл бұрын

Very carefully, you don’t want to get it on yourself!

@BOONEHOUND1

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@DJKWAH

4 жыл бұрын

LOLOLOLOL

@StarAnnasDream

4 жыл бұрын

Shane Walmsley 😏

@georgefrantzesko1309

4 жыл бұрын

You don’t really think k it’s gonna pee in a bottle?? Come on everyone know after you catch him you gotta have a cage or crate to leave him in w the tray underneath,, you’ll catch every drop,,

Thank you so much for doing this experiment. It is so helpful. I’m gonna put out some ammonia soaked rags tonight. Thank you again!!

I enjoy watching your experiment. I have a problem with squirrel digging in my patch of cabbage. The only thing that discourage the squirrel was the smell of water mix in vinegar . I sprayed it around the patch .

@desertflower9557

3 жыл бұрын

I will try this.

@bendmymind486

Жыл бұрын

How much vinegar mixed with how much water? Thanks

Good information. Thank you for testing all of these products. And... I love hearing the little child in the background around 5:57....."What's the Cwiddo widdle...? Just too cute!!

@animaltrackerswildlife4577

4 жыл бұрын

Faith lol I had to go back and listen. Yeah, I love that that comment will always be there. Time whips by so fast and I have 6 kids. Thank you for making my day!

@faith8139

4 жыл бұрын

You are so right.....time is precious with our children.

@faith8139

4 жыл бұрын

Yes....you are truly blessed, and wise to realize how soon our little ones become adults. Good memories are a Godsend.

Thank you for your video, saved me a ton of time! Great Job!

Thankyou! so much for making this video, great to actually see all of the money grabs that don't work. As you stated in the video not a government test (scientific) but, it didn't cost 2 million dollars and 5 years to get accurate results. LOL.

@left0verture

4 жыл бұрын

You spelled Billion wrong...

Well done you! Brilliant! Absolutely loved watching! I think your idea will also work for the groundhogs that LOVE to ravage my garden!

Thanks for doing this experiment. Very informative and helpful.

Myth busters solved!! At least I won’t be wasting anymore money seeing what didn’t work here.

Liked and subscribed! Thank you so much for sharing! 🐿

What a great share, thanks for taking the time to share this..

@animaltrackerswildlife4577

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Good video. Thank you for taking your time to do this experiment. I appreciate it. Have a blessed day.

@animaltrackerswildlife4577

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Gail. You have a blessed day as well!

Thanks for the tips.

I TRIED IT! OMG! there's a den of about 4 full families about 35 feet from my back yard garden and patio. I've spent close to $800.00 trying to get them to stay away. No success . They dig in my potted plants, eat all my expensive tulip bulbs, eat my flowers, and tear things up. New )inters seem to be born every couple weeks. LEMON SCENTED AMMONIA. But 20 cheap brown hand towels at the Dollar Store. Rolled each towel up lengthwise and placed them all in a chain on the ground around the white picket fence surrounding the garden patio garden. No squirrels came. No squirrels. There are Usually in my garden about 25 times during each twilight . Maybe 30 times during the day before twilight. As soon ascI put the towels down, they stayed away. It now 24 hours later and still gone. In fact there's none in sight playing in front of the den where they usually play all day. They appear to have moved away. I'm still knocking on wood...holding my breath. But, insanely impossibly, they for sure have not been here for 24 hrs. UNBELIEVABLE. Thank you. I'll report again in another day and fill you in.

this is brilliant! thank you for putting this experiment together

Very helpful video. Thank You for posting

Great video! Informative and real testing! Thanks!

Appreciate the experiment/s.. From Titusville Fl..jP

Great video and great experiment! Thank you!

@animaltrackerswildlife4577

Жыл бұрын

Love that song!

Good information!

I echo the comments below. An excellent video that recently assisted me with perhaps permanently silencing a nuisance of a squirrel or getting it to leave my premises. Let me tell you my story: For several days, I heard a squirrel or something running back and forth on my roof so I thought every morning. I was wrong! I was dead wrong. This critter of a squirrel was running from one end of my soffit to the other and It was annoying. The running and scratching drove me nuts. I have a huge home and was worried about this not knowing what to expect when I went up my attic. I did not find droppings, but did find the, what appeared to be, a sole squirrel peaking his little head through a hole it gnawed through. I shined my flashlight, made some hissing sounds and then it ran away back into the soffit. However, the running back and forth continued to no end. I saw this video and said, wow. I could not find coyote piss, so I elected to buy a half gallon of lemon-scented ammonia and six rags from Menard's. I returned to my attic, soaked each rag and then threw them in the area where I saw the squirrel. The next morning, I heard the critter run again above my bedroom and then heard it stop as to check something out. It has been two days and I have not heard a peep. I plan to cut a tree down today in front of my home that I believe gave this squirrel easy access to my roof. I hope that it departed the same way it entered, but believe me, If I couldn't stand the smell of the ammonia, I do not know how that little critter was able to. The ammonia works. Thanks for the video sir. Just Awesome!

@salgalotto1

2 жыл бұрын

Update: It is Christmas and I still have not heard the squirrel. Merry Christmas!

@kimambs8092

2 жыл бұрын

I am having 3rd hole repaired 😳 I swear I have roof PTSD now. Can you smell the ammonia in your house? I need to figure out where to put on roof etc to keep them off. Currently.have mothballs in the attic lol

@bruce3412

Жыл бұрын

@@salgalotto1 so what happens when the ammonia towels dry out, is there still a scent, or do you have to resoak the towels over and over?

@salgalotto1

Жыл бұрын

@@bruce3412 I have not heard the squirrel in over a year, but you make a good point.

@babs-adebiyi

Жыл бұрын

​@@bruce3412 I heard you just need to break their habits. Those first 3 days are crucial.

Watching this was better than watching Forrest Gump. Nice work and thank you. We are going in!!

Thank you for your effort. This is good information

I used to like squirrels but now I hate them. They invaded my attic and keep interrupting my sleep

@louisvuitton1584

3 жыл бұрын

Mothballs they stink but work

@sparklight0964

3 жыл бұрын

@Julian Gutierrez it’s squirrels you don’t know how tiny their attack is smh

@briannaperryman3297

Ай бұрын

I hate squirrels too bastards keep messing up the insulation under my mobile home

@xrpbodyguard

Ай бұрын

They're right above my room for months now. They just don't stop!! I hate these fkrs too. I just soaked 2 socks with cayenne pepper and apple cider vinegar, stuffed a bounce sheet and a couple of stones in them and tossed them up on the roof or ruff if you're American 😂. It was quiet for about 10 minutes and now i hear them again. Ffs!

@skylerdylan1005

14 күн бұрын

I liked them as well until they invaded my attic.

Great video! I have been battling squirrels here in Wisconsin every winter when I put up my yard display. Some years they cost me upwards of $200+ in damage. They love to chew Christmas light strands (the wires). For 6 yrs I had great luck with fox urine to keep them away. I bought a bunch of plastic Easter eggs at the dollar store, drilled some holes around them, ran a twisty tie through a couple of holes to hang them, and then inserted a fox urine soaked sponge. The biggest trick to making that work is to think like a fox, don't keep them in the same place for more than a few weeks at a time. Move them around and add fresh urine about every 3 wks. Since my neighbor added a new bird feeder even this has stopped working for me, so we have resorted to trapping them. We have more than a dzn in the freezer right now and get up to 3/day when we put all of the traps out. When we get to 20 I promised to make squirrel stew for my husband and our friends. We added a new puppy (standard poodle) to our family for New Yrs and I have noticed we don't see many squirrels anymore. That has proven to be the most fun squirrel control I've found yet!

@usfanlovesminho5085

2 жыл бұрын

Where the f*** are you from Kentucky?

@dannydaw59

Жыл бұрын

Interesting story. Does Fox urine scare the birds away too? I'm thinking about putting it under my bird feeders.

@richardlowman6918

9 ай бұрын

Feel your pain. Squrriuel did chewed my Christmas lights too last 5 years ago. Now Squrriuels not around anymore. Thanks God

@ookomisdawn2464

9 ай бұрын

@@usfanlovesminho5085 Wisconsin

@ookomisdawn2464

9 ай бұрын

@@dannydaw59 It doesn't seem to phase the birds, just the squirrels and other "rodents".

Thank you so much for the video and sharing the results of your experiment. Ammonia soaked rags placed between the floor trusses under our raised house did the trick. We haven't seen or heard a squirrel on our property in a week, and they were trying to nest ! You have helped to give us relief from those destructive pests.

@OTseven

Жыл бұрын

Wow. Good for you! Same thing happened to me with about 4 or 5 families of squirrels in their den 30 feet from my garden patio. 24 hrs later...they appear to be completely GONE. Looks like they moved away. Neither hide nor hair of them. Good luck to you and to me ;)

Excellent experiement. I needed to see this visually! I have a huge squirrel problem.

@colstace2560

4 жыл бұрын

How huge are they? I never saw a huge squirrel

@sandysmith2870

3 жыл бұрын

My family is using old coffee grounds. Just spread them around. The squirrel will start scratching and leave the area. Try it if you drink coffee it’s free.

@tommylove9270

3 жыл бұрын

@@colstace2560 ...Then you've never seen a fox squirrel have you?

Very useful experiment

I used to like squirrels, but then they started acting all squirrelly and stuff.

@eb9844

3 жыл бұрын

Lol. In other post I commented that I’m an animal lover but these squirrels 🐿 have me rethinking that. They are like the tenants from hell. They don’t pay rent, they damage the property and are making noise all hours of the day!!!

I watched your video, and soaked 2 rags in ammonia and wrapped them around the base of my bird feeder. I watched and watched and there have been no squirrels that will touch that pole. They come up to the pole but they do not climb it. They still eat droppings from the feeders, but that's fair! So thanks. Great experiment!

@bradh6185

5 ай бұрын

Would you say the ammonia lasts for a long time?

Great experiment and thanks for sharing!!! This will definitely help people to stop wasting time and money on things that don’t work!!! And focus on the solutions that work!

Great info!!

as I saw this video as highly enlightening! and I see your best advise , of entrapment by your company! can you in anyway even begin to address the hundred's of squirrels usually related to this problem?????

I love this kids commentary

Adorable children!

FYI for the powders to work, you need to SATURATE them into the ground. Just spreading Critter Ridder or Liquid Fence is not enough. Gotta wet it into the ground. Critter Ridder works only to deter animals from going to the bathroom on your lawn I found out. But not to keep them at bay except for first application.

@jeromeglick

Жыл бұрын

That's what I thought too. The powders are usually concentrate and you need to add water to make them work properly.

I found that squirrels eat baby birds and eggs .I have watched them do it attacking the robins nesting by our house so I seeing this I found the best deterrent is a pellet from a pellet gun, works very well.

@ssnoc

4 жыл бұрын

Funny .. I just bought a pellet gun today - nothing else worked for me.

@billypayne6197

4 жыл бұрын

@Susan Farley , send "Karen" a nice present . I found that placing a little manure in a plastic sealed bag that will rip when the box is opened works great - either slip it on her front porch and leave it - wrapped nice of course - a little note and make it seem like it's a present for looking out for the area - boom . They'll stop /.

@YoungBlaze

4 жыл бұрын

@@billypayne6197 KAREN WILL SPEAK TO YOUR MANAGER

@bruced1429

4 жыл бұрын

@Susan Farley shoot from a open window about 3 feet from the opening, she won't see or hear you. and it will be raining squirrels or wait till she heads to town or have somebody call her just as you take a shot., the old distraction trick.

@billypayne6197

4 жыл бұрын

@@YoungBlaze , wouldn't be the first time , lol .

Thanks for this hard work, do appreciate a lot, it is very useful info. PS, it will be nice to know what happens if peppermint oil is used to deter them.

@FedUpGirl18

4 жыл бұрын

Nothing...I tried it

@timj46reinhart

3 жыл бұрын

Peppermint worked great for chipmunks - not on fox squirrels here in Indiana.

awesome...thanks for this....very useful information.

Thanks! I use cayenne after I plant my tulip bulbs in pots, and have to continue every week but it does seem to keep them away most of the time. I was going to cover the pots with aluminum screening, just to make sure I didn't have to worry all winter about my tulips, but that apparently doesn't work. The squirrels just keep getting bigger and bigger around here!

Curious to know if the peanuts inside the ammonia soaked rags were gone the next day. And if not, how long did it last to where you had to re-soak the rags and if once the rags are dry is that when they no longer became effective. Great Video.

@animaltrackerswildlife4577

Жыл бұрын

All the peanuts were gone, in all the rings!

@KingdomUploader

Жыл бұрын

@@animaltrackerswildlife4577 So in effect, we'd have to keep the rags soaked forever? re-soak them, what, every day? twice a day? thanks

@babs-adebiyi

Жыл бұрын

​@@KingdomUploader In an enclosure, you need to break their habits. Those first 3 days are crucial to keep them away.

Thanks, Tony.They are in my Attic.

@backtobasics8416

2 ай бұрын

Get a strobe light and leave it on in your attic.

@kathychanning1614

7 күн бұрын

@@backtobasics8416Thank you, we have a little family of squirrels in our attic. They moved in a couple months ago and we think they had some babies? Want them out and had not thought of a strobe light, brilliant! Really appreciate this and if you have any other suggestions to help remove squirrels, please let me know. Thanks again!

I am noticing that the squirells, mice, and rats do not like essential peppermint oil. We are having a lot of construction done after tearing down old structures, causing rodents to spread to new homes (ours). I use Japanese Peppermint Essential Oil on cotton balls placed everywhere also can use in the car, they leave immediately. In the yard I use a sprayer, mix essential peppermint oil, rubbing alcohol and water, spray yard area. They leave. I have also had good luck for mice and rats using a product called Fresh Cab, a little pricey but it seems to deter them once placed. I continue to recycle mine after the scent is gone by putting full strength Essential Peppermint Oil drpos on them instead of discarding them. Good luck, the struggle is real !

This was fun to see. Always enjoy a good experiment 😉 I usually have about 5 squirrellys the past week we've had 10. I guess the word is out. I have 4 bird feeders. Here's my trick. I use a spray bottle with water. They hate it just like training a cat. Fortunately... I can spray them easily from the back door. They try to come back but I stand guard and they give up after a few squirts.

nice job!

Good job. I just had a pro remove a nest between my solar panels and roof. ~ 8' x 16' (only 4" thick). He had a special rake and took ~ 1/2 hr. also applied a metal porous mesh screen at the entrance area of the panels. They came up the telephone pole exited off the main transformer and ran on the cable to the house and onto the roof peak. Not anymore. Job done.🙂

Thank you for sharing

Ya just had a 700.00 bill. Chewed my Cylinder harness. Canadian Tire got harness part from the wreckers. The found a walnut along with it. .

I don’t have many since I stopped feeding the birds, well, that was the plan. But I believe the two I have seen have made it into my attic as I hear scratching sometimes. We put huge mothballs up there and it seemed to help for a time. I hate the idea of ammonia up there, but maybe in a bowl. I will give it a try. Thanks for the experiment.

I have a lead based deterrent that works pretty well.

@gmoops8986

3 жыл бұрын

My city forbids chemically propelled lead, also mechanic actuated contraptions. That leaves me with a .25" pipe and something hard that might hurt.

Squirrels are smart. They see the ring and smell the odor. They know to jump beyond it to get their reward. .

@obcl8569

2 жыл бұрын

That was my thought too... If the peanuts were ON TOP of the product or closer I feel like it would be more accurate?

Urine has ammonia in it. I would surmise to say that ammonia works. Thanks for this great video! I have some corn outside as well as peppers tomatoes and eggplants. Been noticing bunnies, and I have a terrible squirrel problem. I just ordered some Fox urine granules off of Amazon. Supposed to be here tomorrow. Fingers crossed!

@sleetlol5772

Жыл бұрын

Did they work?

I use a live trap baited with peanuts and peanut butter. When I catch a squirrel I spray a dot of orange paint on its rear end while in the cage, then I transport the critter to a wooded area at least 5 miles away and make sure a major highway or river is between me and the release spot. If that squirrel returns and I catch him again he gets the Smith & Wesson treatment. One squirrel I released 6 miles away traveled an additional eight miles in the other direction and showed up at my sisters property, she spotted it walking a telephone wire near her house and identified it by the orange spot. Summer of 2018 I trapped 18 squirrels and 19 chipmunks none of which returned.

@davidj4662

4 жыл бұрын

roy hoco I take them over near the airport, there are no trees and the crows seem to really appreciate the tasty squirrels that are running around with no trees to hide in.

Great video. You’ve made this ad scientific as possible and it’s very helpful. Thanks for posting

great visual of your fun and educational experiment!! Ill try it myself here in Nova Scotia Canada Wondering if you have also a method for mice/rats or even a preferred deterrent? thanks

I have tried about every deterrent , the only thing that works for us ( garden & fruit trees ) is a 410 shotgun, humane and does not endanger neighbors as long as you shoot when they are on the ground.

Thank you!

Blessings to you your family and friends and associates 💕

Just feed the neighborhood cats and they'll start hanging around your house even if you only feed them occasionally. We did this with a cat that was such a prolific hunter that all small wildlife just disappeared because she killed anything that moved.

@gdupuietoday

3 жыл бұрын

Trying to feed JUST the neighbor cat will also invite raccoons, possum, feral cats, and other wild animals.

@gardeningjunkie2267

3 жыл бұрын

@@gdupuietoday This has never been a problem for us. I prefer all those animals to rodents anyway.

@remarkymarkable

3 жыл бұрын

The squirrels just sit in the trees screaming at the cat, making it even more annoying.

@p.e.d6541

3 жыл бұрын

that's bad for the birds

@CA-sj6oo

2 жыл бұрын

I just started back tossing out food scraps and heard a stray cat jump off my back porch the other night and noticing the lil squirrel rat bastards seem to be leaving, no telling how much electrical damage they've done to my new house wiring!

For years I kept them away from my bird feeders by placing feeders 9 1/2 feet away from jump off from fence. Last year they mastered the jump distance. Now I’m going to treat the jump off with red pepper goo. That should work.

I could see using ammonia -soaked rags to try to get a critter to move out from under a porch or some such, because you could be vigilant and keep resoaking the rags until they left for good. But it wouldn't be practical for keeping them out of a garden a whole season. Thanks for the experiment. Very interesting!

thank you ,will try

Thank you so much for saving us money on ridiculous myths for catching the pain in the ass squirrels!

wow so the cheapest and most readily available solution worked the best! Thanks! Im just going to leave amonia everywhere lol

I think the area around the rings aren't wide enough. Looks like these squirrels jump over the rings and miss the poison Good information and thank you.

Thousands of dollars, Millions of Man hours, multiple think tanks and Still those Pesky Rodents are UNSTOPPABLE

I didn't see a pellet gun circle.

@animaltrackerswildlife4577

4 жыл бұрын

Lol. Best one yet! You are spot on.

@HamiltonRb

3 жыл бұрын

I got better things to do than sit out back 24/7 with my gun, just use chicken wire

this year was the worst year for our chipmunks a warm winter. i gave up on trying to save my peas, strawberries and such with all methods. i bought a pellet gun and buckets with water and a can over it on coat hanger and peanut butter. I counted around 40 in about 3 weeks . After that I thinned them out and it worked. The ones left actually caught on that I was not a nice guy. They stopped coming to my garden . Some do at times but rarely. I also placed their carcasses around the perimeter of the property outside the garden. I hardly smelled them but they did. It seemed to spook them away as well. I'm sure there are many people that think killing them is wrong. Either i eat or they do. I refuse store bought GMP foods . My health improved after i stopped eating GMO foods. I bought a 40 dollar jug of animal repellant and the very next morning a deer was eating beside it. I took it back. I didnt like killing them it wasnt a new sport for me. But we had so many they were causing many issues including chewing through hoses on vehicles, and chewing through soffits into the attic. Never seen so many. It worked.

@fredalkent

Жыл бұрын

Animals fall into three categories, Cute, Dangerous, or delicious. If a person says they are an animal lover...ask them when was the last time they ate meat.

Informative, thanks

Spraying lead pellets at high velocity works best. I did however put peppermint tea bags in the wife's garden last night. Hope it helps.

@passiflora1014

4 жыл бұрын

David Crawford for all us squirrel 🐿 lovers thank you 😊

@davidcrawford6505

4 жыл бұрын

@@passiflora1014 it did not help. In fact the squirrels started to dig in the rock filled areas of the garden. Time to start putting out peanut butter laced with crushed Dcon poison.

@colstace2560

4 жыл бұрын

At least they will have nice fresh breath 😂

@sawong8685

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidcrawford6505 Wild animals eating poisoned squirrels will also die.

I finally solved all my squirrel problems - last night my feeder was totaled by a bear!!

@christinearmington

3 жыл бұрын

I have entirely abandoned bird feeding in bear territory.

This was a very interesting experiment and it was great to visually see the results. Thanks for the video. I now know to use the ammonia soaked rags. We have to many coyotes roaming around to use the urine.

Thanks for the great vid! I'm off to buy ammonia. Also, your kids were one of the best parts.

Thank for your video. I am going to try ammonia soaked rags under my deck furniture. They have chewed up my cushions.

"In conclusion: nothing works but trapping, which I will do for a fee."

I like the 22LR solution

Would it work in your opinion if I spray the ammonia on the fence or around the plants?

can we buy critter ridder in Canada? good video. learned a lot