Is there an effective poison for grey squirrels?

Answer 1

Lead poison works, if delivered
from a 22 cal. application tool.
Or you can use the industrial
strength 410, 20, 16, 12 gauge
application tool.

Answer 2

Yes. There is.

No, I'm not telling you how to poison them. Poisons inevitably effect more than just the animals you're trying to poison.

A bb-gun is much more efficient than poison. Be sure to research the legality of hunting grey squirrels in your region before doing so, or you may find yourself answering to the DNR.

This may help your research, google this, but replace "Maryland" with the name of the state you will be hunting in:
(grey OR gray) squirrel dnr hunting Maryland

Answer 3

Yeah seriously, how would you like it if lions or some other animal stronger than you started poisoning your family.

Some poor bably squirrells are going to be left in the nest alone without a mommy and daddy to keep them alive because YOU were selfish enough to kill them.

Just get a squirrel proof bird feeder ok jakass?

Answer 4

I've heard that once you mess with squirrels they catch on to it and retaliate. They are a lot smarter than people take them for. I think poison is a really bad idea too. Think about the consequences before you get yourself into a squirrely situation!

Answer 5

I agree with the retaliation theory. Any creature that can climb up just about any surface, has teeth that can chew through most construction materials, and likes chewing on nuts shouldn't be messed with. I'd pay someone else to take care of them for you, preferably a mute so he can't tell the squirrels who paid him to knock them off while they're torturing him. After they're done with him they'll probably form up a black, beady eyed squirrel battalion and come after you anyway. Forget it, your screwed.

Answer 6

As opposed to brown squirrels?

Answer 7

don't even contemplate it you evil little person.