How to Get Rid of a Chipmunk in Your Yard: Simple Methods

[@janemyfoodandflowers7726]

I set up the suicidal bucket for them. Home Depot bucket, fill 5"-6" water, above water line, app. 3" smear some peanut butter. Make sure there is something lean on bucket for them to get on the simple device, they will try to get peanut butter and will fall into water and really fast they will die from drowning. They you use tool to scoop the body, bury the body for fertilizer. The other way is where is dry, like under shed, put out this powder mixture as their buffet. This powder mixture contains: all purpose flour, fine sugar, fast rise dry yeast, dry cheap cheese powder or dry fine grounded peanut, mixt them well and put this in several similar locations (if no structure can be used, use containers with side holes for them to eat. After they ate this food, they will drink because of thirst then this will trigger bread making process which make them die with pressure of air. This non toxic way is very easy, cheap and effective. Also, plant some catnips to attract cats! Be more cat friendly. Chipmunks can dig and live 3' deep under the ground, which not good for garden or farm at all. They also multiply really fast! Same as small mice, big rats, shews and other ground rodents. Compare with chipmunks, squirrels are angels!

[@MarianneWilkinson0312]

A DIY combination of Water, Olive Oil and PAPER?? The transcript also heard that as paper and not sure how you would use paper in this mixture.

[@frankyvee1]

I was wondering the same unless he meant pepper.

[@SodaCrackers-ej5le]

Relocating them just makes them someone else's problem. If they start raiding my bird seed, I'll wait a week to see if the local cats or hawks end up picking it off, otherwise I'll load a bucket with water & sunflower seeds that float on top, completely obscuring the water & they'll jump in & drown, (along with squirrels). They completely ignore the more humane snap traps unfortunately, but YMMV.