DIE SQUIRREL DIE!!!!

WAR IS ON

Comments

[pam]

The little squirrels have to eat too. They will reward you with their lovely antics :)

[jo]

But i leave them the lovely peanuts in the shell to eat and store for later AND all the bird seed they poach. I draw the line at my tomatoes. My tomatoes I didn't get last year due to blight. My tomatoes that I wait all winter to plant and lovingly tend. Dang critters.

[Josh Lewin]

good luck in the squirrel battle. tomatoes are worth fighting wars over.

[Julia]

I'm just jealous that you have tomatoes ripe enough for the squirrels to eat! I'm still at least 2 weeks out.

[Janet]

Would you like to borrow my shiba inu? He works wonders keeping the squirrels off my balcony and my tomato plants!

[Laurie]

LOL! Loved the photo and caption, couldn't help but to giggle out loud.

[Loretta]

I feel your pain!

[Erin]

Not that I could ever shoot a squirrel but once upon a time I used to be quite the Annie Oakley with a BB Gun... Maybe you can just take a Super Soaker to the little beasts? Tomato stealing is serious business.

[daintee]

I had to laugh at this. As a child, I watched our pepper plant produce one lovely green pepper for weeks and weeks. A few days before it was ready to be picked, we found the poor thing with a few chomps out of it and discarded on our back deck, covered in dirt. The squirrels had been at it! Being only ten years old, I cried for the loss of that pepper. Now I've learned to laugh about it, though I still feel your tomato pain ;)

[Gena @ A Bluebonnet in Beantown]

So funny! We were fighting the same war this summer. (I'm pretty sure we lost.) Our gorgeous heirloom tomatoes made for some very plump and happy squirrels and chipmunks.

[Genny]

poor girl, I had a Maine Coon Cat that made yard waste of squirrels...maybe you should get one ;0