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Damn squirrels indeed. I have metal roof as well. On of their favorite places to go from my roof is my car, or the seat of my motorcycle it I leave it outside. They tore the seat up on my last bike.
If I did not live in the city limits, I would deal with them and have fun doing it
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(grumble) damn squirrels (grumble)
Had one that would wake me up in the mornings by running down the slope of the upstairs roof, then jump down to the porch roof. Metal roofing on both.
Rumble, rumble, rumble. Short pause. BAM. Short pause. Rumble.
The new house also has a metal roof.
...and there seems to be a lot more squirrels, there.
Damn squirrels indeed. I have metal roof as well. On of their favorite places to go from my roof is my car, or the seat of my motorcycle it I leave it outside. They tore the seat up on my last bike.
If I did not live in the city limits, I would deal with them and have fun doing it
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My daughter has come down the stairs, found me sitting on the couch with a pistol in my hand, peeping through the curtains with the window open, then she just said "squirrels" while shaking her head, and went on her way to wherever she had originally been headed.
The new house is dried in with locks on the doors. I left an AR with .22 conversion in what will be my bedroom, and have already fired around 150 rounds from the bedroom window, shooting small branches off of some trees, and getting a feel for how well the window works as a shooting position. When I have time, I'll be clearing a bit more brush on that side of the house, putting some of the steel targets made for .22 in various spots...