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Squirrel Wars : Backyard Wildlife Battles & How to Win Themby George H. Harrison, Kit Harrison (Editor) Paperback - 160 pages (April 2000) Willow Creek Press ISBN: 1572232986 Check price @ amazon.com , amazon.ca , amazon.co.uk Customer Reviews Reviewer: M. Gallagher from Tacoma, WA USA Finally, someone has published a guide to dealing with my backyard foes. For years, master gardners, nursery workers, etc. have told me there was absolutely nothing I could do to protect my flowerbeds and bird feeders from squirrels, pesky birds and roaming cats. After reading this book, I know what works and what doesn't. This book not only tells me what to do, I now have some good insight into what's going on in the minds of those little critters (I wish more authors would do this). Yeah!! My only complaint: the title is a little misleading. I got this book so I could deal with squirrels. This book covers many more backyard critters than squirrels such as cats, crows, deer, raccoons, and so on. Reviewer: A reader from Kansas City, MO USA An invaluable book for any homeowner who's ever had problems with squirrels (enemy number one), rabbits, racoons, skunks, possums, deer, cats, rats, dogs, even birds, etc. Each section is dedicated to solving a problem with your animal of choice. And that's just it. It could have easily been called "skunk wars" or any other "animal wars" mentioned in this book. I guess he chose squirrels because they seem to be the most persistant animals to invade our backyard. They are truly clever. However, there's another "Squirrel Wars" book that deals with squirrels only, written in 1996, and the author's attempt to outwit them from raiding his birdfeeders. It's funny and serious. I highly recommend both Squirrel Wars. Enjoy while learning. Reviewer: Midwest Book Review (see more about me) from Oregon, WI USA Many favorite wildlife species wreck havoc on backyard gardens: Squirrel Wars tells how to solve a range of problems, from birds which raid bird feeders and squirrels which are geniuses at food to creatures which nest in chimneys and dig holes in lawns. Deer, squirrels, raccoons, rabbits, skunks and opossums are covered, with some remedies more effective than others. Handbook of Vegetable Pests by John L. Capinera Hardcover - 2700 pages 1st edition (April 15, 2001) Academic Press ISBN: 0121588610 Insect, Disease & Weed I.D. Guide : Find-It-Fast Organic Solutions for Your Garden (Rodale Organic Gardening Book) by Jill Jesiolowski Cebenko (Editor), Deborah L. Martin (Editor), Anna Carr, Linda A. Gilkeson Paperback - 320 pages (November 2001) Rodale Press ISBN: 0875968821 Pests (Rodale Organic Gardening Basics, Vol 7) Paperback - 112 pages (April 2001) Rodale Press ISBN: 0875968538 Pests: Organic Balance and Conservation (Smith & Hawken) by Elizabeth Miller, Crow Miller, Jim Anderson (Illustrator) Paperback - 106 pages (March 1, 2000) Workman Publishing Company ISBN: 0761114017 Bugs, Slugs & Other Thugs : Controlling Garden Pests Organically by Rhonda Massingham Hart Paperback - 224 pages (July 1991) Storey Books ISBN: 0882666649 Dead Daisies Make Me Crazy: Garden Solutions Without Chemical Pollution by Loren Nancarrow, Janet Hogan Taylor Paperback - 192 pages (April 2000) Ten Speed Press ISBN: 1580081568 Rodale's Pest and Disease Problem Solver: A Chemical-Free Guide to Keeping Your Garden Healthy by Linda Gilkeson, Pam Peirce, Miranda Smith Paperback - 384 pages (June 2000) Rodale Press ISBN: 0875968503 Southern Living Garden Problem Solver by Steve Bender (Editor) Paperback - 352 pages (March 1999) , Leisure Arts ISBN: 037603873X Squirrel Wars : Backyard Wildlife Battles & How to Win Them by George H. Harrison, Kit Harrison (Editor) Paperback - 160 pages (April 2000) Willow Creek Press ISBN: 1572232986 Tiny Game Hunting: Environmentally Healthy Ways to Trap and Kill the Pests in Your House and Garden New Edition by Hilary Dole Klein, Adrian M. Wenner, Courtlandt Johnson (Illustrator) Paperback - 275 pages New edition (June 4, 2001) University of California Press ISBN: 0520221079 |
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