I had a customer that returned five times in about two years with wire harness to the transmission eaten. Rabbits would eat about 12" out of the harness. We finally wrapped the last harness in steel wool and aluminum foil. So far, so good.
-
If you are being asked to change your password, and unsure how to do it, follow these instructions. Click here
Help Support Long Range Hunting Forum
Been at war with ground squirrels for years! Have an older Beman .177 with 6x24 Tasco on it, older Bushnell rangefinder, cross sticks ready to go moments notice. Trigger breaks 2 1/4 and boy does it shoot good! Wife shakes head when I am in yard with rangefinder, cross sticks chasing them. Has enough juice to take out chuck if inside 25 yards and good head shot.
Friend put this on truck!
Corregated Sleeve
Corregated Sleeve
Women never understand. Geeesh ! I've got my great grand dads savage 222 leaned up in bedroom next to the window overlooking the field behind the house . All I got to do is throw in the clip and work the bolt . It's good for all varmits
Is that triple deuce a 340b? I've got one and it's fantastic!
DANG! I could see his tail flowing off one of your handle grips though....
Yes looks like it's been drug behind the truck but man does it shoot good
GonehikinginAz
Member
Had trouble on vacation once with a squirrel chewing on a wiring harness while we were hiking and now have squirrels were we've moved to. Our vehicles now have "Rid-a-Rat" blinking lights installed under the hood and haven't had a problem since.
Did you check for BATS IN YOUR BELFREY TOO!I ended up doing some small game hunting in the engine compartment of my F150 yesterday! I ended up using a shop vac as my weapon of choice. It was needed to vac out two little ones from the nest, as well as the few pounds of grass and what not from under the manifold. They did squeal a bit after the vac wand got a hold.
I set them aside in there own little nest and noted after a while, that they scooted off or other... cheers all
