
Todays odd project: Golf ball chipmunk protection, maybe??
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Re: Todays odd project: Golf ball chipmunk protection, maybe??
Maybe the Chips swallowed some balls and are gone!!! Pesky critters 

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Re: Todays odd project: Golf ball chipmunk protection, maybe??
While unconventional this project was a 100% solution. Not one chipmunk buried anything in any of the containers with the golf balls in them.
I'm going to do more this year. We are changing things around and going to a plastic planter on the steps and moving the metal ones to a new area in the front lawn.
The plastic planter have rocks which worked well but they, the chipmunks, would still dig the rocks out and sometimes up and over the planter to be able to plant things. Now with golf balls I think they will have to find other places to store things.
Weeks behind on gardening this year. Maybe we will just skip it for this year. Or just do a very limited planting of vegetables. With my spring back issues everything is backed up and even now I have to limit my time digging and other intense back related activities. I don't even have the garden boxes dug up or the rain barrels setup. Oh well that how it goes some years.
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I'm going to do more this year. We are changing things around and going to a plastic planter on the steps and moving the metal ones to a new area in the front lawn.
The plastic planter have rocks which worked well but they, the chipmunks, would still dig the rocks out and sometimes up and over the planter to be able to plant things. Now with golf balls I think they will have to find other places to store things.
Weeks behind on gardening this year. Maybe we will just skip it for this year. Or just do a very limited planting of vegetables. With my spring back issues everything is backed up and even now I have to limit my time digging and other intense back related activities. I don't even have the garden boxes dug up or the rain barrels setup. Oh well that how it goes some years.
Ed
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Re: Todays odd project: Golf ball chipmunk protection, maybe??
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Re: Todays odd project: Golf ball chipmunk protection, maybe??
What is the phone # for PETA? 

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Re: Todays odd project: Golf ball chipmunk protection, maybe??
That is awful! AWFUL FUNNY!!
Re: Todays odd project: Golf ball chipmunk protection, maybe??
You do have a tendency to overly "man 'splain", Lucy.skou wrote:[Charlie Brown Mode]ERLover wrote:No, it should be a Lab, short,abbreviation for Labrador Retriever.sawmill wrote:Should be a labWere is Skou when I need him???
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Re: Todays odd project: Golf ball chipmunk protection, maybe??
Is that People Eating Tasty Animals.JPG wrote:What is the phone # for PETA?

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Re: Todays odd project: Golf ball chipmunk protection, maybe??
Those videos give a whole new meaning to 'flying squirrels'!rpd wrote:Is that People Eating Tasty Animals.JPG wrote:What is the phone # for PETA?

They do not appear to be harmed by the landings.

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Re: Todays odd project: Golf ball chipmunk protection, maybe??
Terrific ideas and hilarious. Thank you.
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Re: Todays odd project: Golf ball chipmunk protection, maybe??
I wonder if one of those would work on the black bear we have coming up on our deck