What's the best way to dispose of squirrels in a suburban environment?

[ian1337]

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[figgy]

Bag them and bin them.

[Pigeon Shredder.]

As above, if l'm not using them for magpie bait they're bagged and into the dog poo bin up the road.

[TIGHTCHOKE]

You could get several in a shoe box!

[Vince Green]

If you put them down the end of our garden they will be gone in the morning. The foxes will take them

Edited September 25, 2018 by Vince Green

[Mice!]

I've left them out and videoed it good for the kids to see what's about, especially at night,  bagged and binned, pass them onto someone with ferrets.

[walshie]

Chuck them on the bonfire. 

[moondoggy]

Eat them!

[Flyboy1950]

Use them to bait an area for foxes. (Not in the urban area though).

 

Edited September 25, 2018 by Flyboy1950

[Mighty Ruler]

Eat them, but give them at least 6 hours in a slow cooker. Tough as old boots otherwise.

[Ultrastu]

Bury them in the garden and in spring you will see an oak tree sprout from that location .😉

[ian1337]

49 minutes ago, Mighty Ruler said:

Eat them, but give them at least 6 hours in a slow cooker. Tough as old boots otherwise.

Will catching them in a fenn trap ruin the meat?

[ian1337]

3 hours ago, Mice! said:

I've left them out and videoed it good for the kids to see what's about, especially at night,  bagged and binned, pass them onto someone with ferrets.

I've done that before with my trail camera.

[Mighty Ruler]

1 hour ago, ian1337 said:

Will catching them in a fenn trap ruin the meat?

I don’t know, I shoot them but some people only eat the back legs anyway so if they are ok you should get a fair amount of undamaged meat.

[Longbower]

Eat the back legs and loin . There is no meat on the rest of the carcass.

Either 'flash' fry them , or slow cook them . 

Yummy!