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Squirrels Eating My Pumpkins. You may need to reapply the repellent every few days, especially after the rain. 5 expert ways to stop squirrels eating your precious pumpkins. Follow these steps to protect your pumpkins from. Apply a thorough coat of repellent to all sides of the pumpkin according to label instructions. by far the most popular natural deterrent of squirrels is capsaicin, which is the hot and spicy component found in chili peppers. That way the squirrels don’t become dependent on your generosity. Here's what you can do to distract and deter the animals without harming them. are squirrels eating pumpkins in your outdoor fall displays? Repelling with scent and taste. the trick is to do the feeding away from the house—and away from the pumpkins—and stop once there’s no need for further pumpkin protection. Spray with commercial squirrel repellent. You can sprinkle red pepper flakes inside a carved pumpkin, rub bottled hot sauce on the outside, or create your own spray. turn your pumpkins into a spicy surprise for squirrels. Mix hot sauce or cayenne pepper with water in a spray.

5 expert ways to stop squirrels eating your precious pumpkins. are squirrels eating pumpkins in your outdoor fall displays? You may need to reapply the repellent every few days, especially after the rain. Follow these steps to protect your pumpkins from. Spray with commercial squirrel repellent. Repelling with scent and taste. You can sprinkle red pepper flakes inside a carved pumpkin, rub bottled hot sauce on the outside, or create your own spray. That way the squirrels don’t become dependent on your generosity. the trick is to do the feeding away from the house—and away from the pumpkins—and stop once there’s no need for further pumpkin protection. Mix hot sauce or cayenne pepper with water in a spray.

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Squirrels Eating My Pumpkins by far the most popular natural deterrent of squirrels is capsaicin, which is the hot and spicy component found in chili peppers. Spray with commercial squirrel repellent. 5 expert ways to stop squirrels eating your precious pumpkins. That way the squirrels don’t become dependent on your generosity. Here's what you can do to distract and deter the animals without harming them. turn your pumpkins into a spicy surprise for squirrels. Mix hot sauce or cayenne pepper with water in a spray. are squirrels eating pumpkins in your outdoor fall displays? the trick is to do the feeding away from the house—and away from the pumpkins—and stop once there’s no need for further pumpkin protection. by far the most popular natural deterrent of squirrels is capsaicin, which is the hot and spicy component found in chili peppers. Repelling with scent and taste. Follow these steps to protect your pumpkins from. Apply a thorough coat of repellent to all sides of the pumpkin according to label instructions. You can sprinkle red pepper flakes inside a carved pumpkin, rub bottled hot sauce on the outside, or create your own spray. You may need to reapply the repellent every few days, especially after the rain.