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Posted by John Fasoldt on 8:57:39 7/14/2010 from 98.110.81.72:

In reply to: Squirrel eating my pressure treated deck posted by Jim Crocker on 21:54:34 7/13/2010 from 174.95.64.116:

Yeah, sometimes they do that.... And for seemingly no reason. You could try and offer him an alternative piece of wood (usually doesn't work) or trap and remove him, which always does.

Forget the chemicals or "odors" you put on the wood, it's a waste of time, they move to another place.

---John

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