Thank you for your kind words. Yes, I made another video showing how I release them. It’s Part 2.

@@MrKevinRoderick Thanks

Actually I released them at a nearby park, not my neighbors. That wouldn’t be cool.

They definitely come back the WILL... even if dropped miles away. He is releasing and catching the same ones and their children. Do your squirrel research. Take them to the next town- they WILL be back. They can live longer than 30 years and have lots of babies- more than once a year!

Glad to hear that it’s working for you. Sunflower seeds are definitely a favorite.

Not sure if you’re asking a question or making a statement, but the cost of the Squirrelinator is about $75 on Amazon (Rugged Ranch SQRTO Squirrelinator Trap CatchMor Live Animal 2 Door Metal Cage www.amazon.com/dp/B0046VJ8RU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_47RTYK3PNDKMWVC7KG0Z). That’s a lot less than the $200+ I had to pay when the squirrels chewed holes in the gas line of my truck or the damaged they caused chewing holes in other places around the house.

Hmmm... I’m curious why you would say that. I know they work because I have used them with great success. In fact they worked so well that I bought a second trap to use in the backyard. I have caught as many as 4 squirrels in one trap at a time and 8 in one day. So you comment that “these traps don’t work” is puzzling.

True, they do not work for idiots.

they definitely work ....4 in as little hours now i own two they are great

I've caught over 200 in my backyard so far. I used to release them until I bought a second Squirrelinator with a plastic basin. Now I give them swimming lessons. They're not very good at it. I take the dead squirrels to a nearby field to feed the hawks and coyotes.

@@pacificcoast101 lol

It worked worked the first day I placed it out. Keep in mind that squirrels tend to frequent my area early in the morning so it nay take a day or so before they return. It also helps to place some food outside the trap and in the tunnels with a big stash inside. Good luck.

@@MrKevinRoderick Thanks Kevin....had mine now for about a week. No luck so far. We get ours squirrels in the morning and throughout the day and again in the evening. Doing as you suggested. Just thinking it's taking time for them to get used to it and or my scent on it. Will update.

He's a moron of sorts.

Lol. Don’t worry, they will shoot out of there 100 mph in the opposite direction. Best of luck.

emdgmd Glad that you liked the product and found the video helpful. Be safe out there.

Bob C First, thank you for your service. Greatly appreciated. I have worked as a contractor for the Marine Corps for the past 10 years. Second, Yes they shoot out of the cage. If you have a squirrel problem this really works. I’ve already relocated 70-80 this year. Tip, save the box it came in and it makes it a lot easier to transport in your vehicle (no squirrel dropping, etc), plus they settle down and aren’t so crazy in the cage. Good luck, Kevin

Luis Gomez Thank you for watching the video. Glad it was helpful. You can use just about any type of food that squirrels like, but I used a mix of sunflower seeds, peanuts, corn, another bird food seeds, etc. I kept the food in an empty plastic milk jug near where I put the trap and each time I reset the trap I would simply sprinkle a small pile in the center of the cage and a few treats/kernels by each entrance. From March through Sept this year I trapped and removed over 100 squirrels. I have only seen 2 in my yard since then. I call that a success. I will likely have to start back up in the Spring, but it certainly made a dent in the local rodent population. Let me know if you have any other questions. Merry Christmas.