Outwitting Squirrels: 101 Cunning Stratagems to Reduce Dramatically the Egregious Misappropriation of Seed from Your Birdfeeder by Squirrels
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 | Product Details: Paperback 208 pages Release Date: 01 October 1996 Publisher: Chicago Review Press ISBN: 1556523025 Rating:   Sales Rank: 40949 | | Look for similar books by subject:
| | Customers who bought this item also bought: | | Customer Reviews: Extremely funny but helpful with practical ideas and advice (25 April 1999)As I was standing at my double patio doors with my nose pressed to the window watching the squirrels raiding my bird feeders, I became so agitated I abruptly jerked the door open to scare them off and banged myself in the mouth with my door. I decided at that moment to wage war. Although I haven't won yet, the book offers good advice on how I can get revenge without doing bodily injury to the little monsters. Squirrels will overtake the world (12 April 1999)This book is a great thing. Squirrels must be stopped now for they are evil and are planning to take over the world. Beware! Excellent. Solid, practical advice with humor and style. (03 March 1999)We all love those furry little creatures but there comes a time when you must say "enough." With wit and humor, Bill Adler offers practical advice on how to keep squirrels from ruining your fun, hurting your lawn and gardens and taking food from the bird feeder. It's a must for anyone who owns a home. Funny and Informative (26 February 1999)I love both birds and squirrels. I don't mind feeding the squirrels, I just don't want them destroying my bird feeders. With the help of this book I was able to set up a bird feeding station that was safe from squirrels but also had a ground feeder just for them. It's a great book. Funny, good, and wise... what more do you want? (24 November 1998)Hey, I like and feed the little rodents myself, but they're party crashers in the bird world. Our feeder says very clearly: "Bird Station." Furry rats need not apply. This is not merely a good read but a funny book. Mr. Adler has scored five stars from me, even before I read about Rosie O'Donnell's rave. | |
