Outwitting Squirrels by Bill Adler

Outwitting Squirrels by Bill Adler

Bird-loving Americans share a common problem: squirrels These fast, greedy, incredibly crafty, fluffy-tailed rodents pillage birdfeeders before owners' very eyes. For 25 years Outwitting Squirrels has been leading the charge to help bird lovers defend their feeders. This classic defense manual for the besieged birder has been fully updated to deal with the more tech-savvy 21st-century squirrel. It provides 101 cunning strategies, both serious and hilarious, for outsmarting these furry but not so cute creatures. Adler discusses the different bird personalities and the best seed to attract them. He rates birdfeeders based upon how squirrel-proof or squirrel-vexing they are and discusses creative antisquirrel structures and devices. Spooker poles, Perrier bottles, baffled fishing line, Teflon spray, Vaseline, water bombs, cayenne pepper, and Nixalite - the author has tried them all, and here he regales intrepid bird feeders with his squirrel-thwarting adventures and misadventures.

Ingenious tricks to keep squirrels from eating all the seed when the feeders fail-- Washington Post A masterpiece on squirrel strategy. -- Wall Street Journal

Bill Adler is a literary agent and the author of numerous books, including several New York Times bestsellers. He created the Kids' Letters series of books, including Kids' Letters to President Kennedy and Letters from Camp, which have sold more than one million copies. He lives in New York City.

Bill Adler, Jr., is a writer living in Washington, D.C. He is the author of more than twenty books, including Kids' E-mail and Letters from Camp and Outwitting Squirrels, which has sold more than 300,000 copies.

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ISBN 13	9781556523021
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Title	Outwitting Squirrels
Author	Bill Adler
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Chicago Review Press
Year published	1996-09-01
Number of pages	208
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