Outwitting Squirrels by Bill Adler Jr. (1996, Paperback)

So much about this book: it's funny, well written, informative, keeps your interest, has oodles of tip ad things that didn't work, and did work, insight into how smart and creative these little pesky squirrels are. My squirrels ate my picnic table legs and then started on my wooden deck supports too. I hate the little buggers. This book has ways to outsmart the smart ones, after all, a brain the size of a walnut can't be smarter than our brain that weighs 8 pounds, or could it? Amusing, fun, fast reading for anyone who is fed up with having their bird seed wolfed down in a few hours by those cleaver "rats". Hope it helps, I am so glad I got this book, I read it outside so the squirrels can watch me. I hope they are packing their suitcases to go somewhere else and leave my many bird stations alone. But, I'll bet that they will be back with a new and improved plan for outwitting me. Maybe, they all went to M.I.T. and got degrees in how to outsmart those stupid humans. They are amazingly inventive, but we can outsmart them! Just read this book. We need all the help we can get, after all, it's a jungle out there and the squirrels are the king of beasts. Super book. (the squirrels hate this book) Rachel Robinson