Squirrels eating my car! HELP

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

Ok, they're not eating the entire car, but the wiring under the car. Twice now I've had wiring chewed through. Obviously this isn't covered under the warranty

Any ideas on how to end this horror!

Sprinke ground cinnamon under the hood. They hate that shit.

 

[B. Kidd]

Pop, get a Have-a-heart trap and put yer' nuts in it!

 

[Pop23]

Pop, get a Have-a-heart trap and put yer' nuts in it!

Oh, I've trapped dozens of those critters, and a few neighborhood cats as well. Problem is, get rid of them and new ones show up. Trapping is a losing proposition.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Is the car brown? Maybe they think it's big nut?

 

[HUGGY]

 

[ninja007]

trust me- mothballs. When I had my Vipers I used them..no mice, no squirrels, no critters.

Vipers? You mean snakes?

yes, 500 hp snakes with lots of torque (gen 2 rt10 viper).

 

[ChrisL]

Just as I've been saying all along, those little woodland creatures are vicious killing machines!

 

[KissMy]

Darn Squirrels brought their Rabbit friends in on the action.


Matt Hernandez at Tilden Car Care says he’s fixed rabbit damage from DIA on his customer’s cars and on his personal car.

He says soy based wiring, often found in German cars, is attractive to rodents.

“It’s like a nice big juicy steak for a field mouse or a rabbit.”

“That’s our highest problem, the rabbit damage done to the vehicles.”

Missy Schwab at USA Parking, says they’ve paid out more than a dozen claims for rabbit damage.

“We had one car messed up the entire electrical system, it wasn’t even drivable.”
So this off-site facility is taking aim at the rabbits, literally.

They built a $52,000 underground fence, installed raptor poles to attract predators and if that doesn’t work.

They poison, or shoot the rabbits.

“We wanted to eliminate the problem any way we could just so our customers feel their car is safe while it is here.”

Now Robert has a new method for protecting his car.

“I toss a rubber snake every time I park, it cost me two bucks.”

And so far it’s working

 

[there4eyeM]

Shooting is not a great idea. Bullets don't just disappear if they miss, like in Hollywood.

 

[Skull Pilot]

Ok, they're not eating the entire car, but the wiring under the car. Twice now I've had wiring chewed through. Obviously this isn't covered under the warranty

Any ideas on how to end this horror!

Build a Garage

 

[jon_berzerk]

shoot em dead

i do

 

[MikeK]

I saved a chipmunk from a pool before, and it latched right onto my finger and wouldn't let go. I had to actually pry his little mouth open and then, he was SO fast, that he latched onto my other finger. Lol! The ungrateful little bugger! I didn't really want to use my hands, but he would have died if I didn't get him out immediately.

I like chipmunks, too. Cute little buggers. (I think they are nearsighted.)

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Rat traps.

 

[ChrisL]

Darn Squirrels brought their Rabbit friends in on the action.


Matt Hernandez at Tilden Car Care says he’s fixed rabbit damage from DIA on his customer’s cars and on his personal car.

He says soy based wiring, often found in German cars, is attractive to rodents.

“It’s like a nice big juicy steak for a field mouse or a rabbit.”

“That’s our highest problem, the rabbit damage done to the vehicles.”

Missy Schwab at USA Parking, says they’ve paid out more than a dozen claims for rabbit damage.

“We had one car messed up the entire electrical system, it wasn’t even drivable.”
So this off-site facility is taking aim at the rabbits, literally.

They built a $52,000 underground fence, installed raptor poles to attract predators and if that doesn’t work.

They poison, or shoot the rabbits.

“We wanted to eliminate the problem any way we could just so our customers feel their car is safe while it is here.”

Now Robert has a new method for protecting his car.

“I toss a rubber snake every time I park, it cost me two bucks.”

And so far it’s working

Rabbits are not rodents!!

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Darn Squirrels brought their Rabbit friends in on the action.


Matt Hernandez at Tilden Car Care says he’s fixed rabbit damage from DIA on his customer’s cars and on his personal car.

He says soy based wiring, often found in German cars, is attractive to rodents.

“It’s like a nice big juicy steak for a field mouse or a rabbit.”

“That’s our highest problem, the rabbit damage done to the vehicles.”

Missy Schwab at USA Parking, says they’ve paid out more than a dozen claims for rabbit damage.

“We had one car messed up the entire electrical system, it wasn’t even drivable.”
So this off-site facility is taking aim at the rabbits, literally.

They built a $52,000 underground fence, installed raptor poles to attract predators and if that doesn’t work.

They poison, or shoot the rabbits.

“We wanted to eliminate the problem any way we could just so our customers feel their car is safe while it is here.”

Now Robert has a new method for protecting his car.

“I toss a rubber snake every time I park, it cost me two bucks.”

And so far it’s working

Rabbits are not rodents!!

They're Lagomorphs,a close cousin of the rat.

 

[ChrisL]

Darn Squirrels brought their Rabbit friends in on the action.


Matt Hernandez at Tilden Car Care says he’s fixed rabbit damage from DIA on his customer’s cars and on his personal car.

He says soy based wiring, often found in German cars, is attractive to rodents.

“It’s like a nice big juicy steak for a field mouse or a rabbit.”

“That’s our highest problem, the rabbit damage done to the vehicles.”

Missy Schwab at USA Parking, says they’ve paid out more than a dozen claims for rabbit damage.

“We had one car messed up the entire electrical system, it wasn’t even drivable.”
So this off-site facility is taking aim at the rabbits, literally.

They built a $52,000 underground fence, installed raptor poles to attract predators and if that doesn’t work.

They poison, or shoot the rabbits.

“We wanted to eliminate the problem any way we could just so our customers feel their car is safe while it is here.”

Now Robert has a new method for protecting his car.

“I toss a rubber snake every time I park, it cost me two bucks.”

And so far it’s working

Rabbits are not rodents!!

They're Lagomorphs,a close cousin of the rat.

I don't care. They are not like rats at all. I've had several pet rabbits. They are very affectionate, playful and sweet. Also, much cuter than any rats.

 

[ChrisL]

They look like stuffed animals! They are one of the cutest creatures to ever exist!

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Darn Squirrels brought their Rabbit friends in on the action.


Matt Hernandez at Tilden Car Care says he’s fixed rabbit damage from DIA on his customer’s cars and on his personal car.

He says soy based wiring, often found in German cars, is attractive to rodents.

“It’s like a nice big juicy steak for a field mouse or a rabbit.”

“That’s our highest problem, the rabbit damage done to the vehicles.”

Missy Schwab at USA Parking, says they’ve paid out more than a dozen claims for rabbit damage.

“We had one car messed up the entire electrical system, it wasn’t even drivable.”
So this off-site facility is taking aim at the rabbits, literally.

They built a $52,000 underground fence, installed raptor poles to attract predators and if that doesn’t work.

They poison, or shoot the rabbits.

“We wanted to eliminate the problem any way we could just so our customers feel their car is safe while it is here.”

Now Robert has a new method for protecting his car.

“I toss a rubber snake every time I park, it cost me two bucks.”

And so far it’s working

Rabbits are not rodents!!

They're Lagomorphs,a close cousin of the rat.

I don't care. They are not like rats at all. I've had several pet rabbits. They are very affectionate, playful and sweet. Also, much cuter than any rats.

And they taste better as well...

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

They look like stuffed animals! They are one of the cutest creatures to ever exist!

He does look fake...and rather tasty.

 

[ChrisL]

Darn Squirrels brought their Rabbit friends in on the action.


Matt Hernandez at Tilden Car Care says he’s fixed rabbit damage from DIA on his customer’s cars and on his personal car.

He says soy based wiring, often found in German cars, is attractive to rodents.

“It’s like a nice big juicy steak for a field mouse or a rabbit.”

“That’s our highest problem, the rabbit damage done to the vehicles.”

Missy Schwab at USA Parking, says they’ve paid out more than a dozen claims for rabbit damage.

“We had one car messed up the entire electrical system, it wasn’t even drivable.”
So this off-site facility is taking aim at the rabbits, literally.

They built a $52,000 underground fence, installed raptor poles to attract predators and if that doesn’t work.

They poison, or shoot the rabbits.

“We wanted to eliminate the problem any way we could just so our customers feel their car is safe while it is here.”

Now Robert has a new method for protecting his car.

“I toss a rubber snake every time I park, it cost me two bucks.”

And so far it’s working

Rabbits are not rodents!!

They're Lagomorphs,a close cousin of the rat.

I don't care. They are not like rats at all. I've had several pet rabbits. They are very affectionate, playful and sweet. Also, much cuter than any rats.

And they taste better as well...

My rabbit could probably kick your arse. Lol.