I have a Squirrel that has made a home between my walls. What advise can you give me to get rid of him?

Get a gun, take aim, shoot.Your done.I have a Squirrel that has made a home between my walls. What advise can you give me to get rid of him?
why kill such a sweet %26amp; beautifull creature of wild life. When u could build a little box home for it in a tree then leed it to it %26amp; domesticate it with some of its natural foods. Then both of you could get along fameously.

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I have a Squirrel that has made a home between my walls. What advise can you give me to get rid of him?
Put some mothballs in his hole. Works for possums and raccoons too.
Dynamite?
A small live trap that you can buy at lowes. Place nutter butter cookie inside as bait. You will have him in a matter of minutes. Once you get him, seal the hole in your wall. Dispose of rodent as you feel fit.
exterminator
i'll have my mother in law come over and scare the crap out of it like she does me when she comes over.
If you know where he is entering at, a black rubber snake will keep him away
Try mothballs. It gets rid of insects and snakes
get a ferret on a line. it'll take on the squirrel and most likely win
alright without doing any damage to your home this trap might work.(considering if this squirrel come outside and you know where he comes out at if you don't know FIND OUT)





get a deep bucket fill it halfway with water sprinkle sunflower seeds so they float on top put a board from the ground to the top of the bucket(like a ramp) and if you want sprinkle sun flower seeds from wherever the squirrel comes out of to and up the ramp. it's worked for my neighbors it might work for you.
The best way would be to get a pest specialist to install an ';exclusion system'; in your attic/crawlspace. It should cost $4-5 a linear foot. Mine was less than $400 for the entire house, much less than redoing the wiring in the house that they will eventually chew through to make their nests.


Getting rid of that one makes no difference. Many more will come when they find out how warm your home is. Then the rats come. This is the logical choice, and the humane one. After all, they do not realize that they are doing anything wrong.


Traps will not solve the problem, and poison will cause animals to die in the walls and attic.


Good luck to you.