There was not enough open ground to place a sheet of plywood underneath it We will cut a small piece of plywood and rebait the trap. In the meantime, another tomato has been severely mauled and one hill of squash has been mutilated.
ALL the squash were GONE! Daylight crime spree! This morning I had 2 complete hills now none. The squash were completely eaten to the ground. Luckily I plant deep so they still had half a leaf or so underground. I cut off the bucket bottoms and put them over the plants, then I wedged sticks around the bottom to hopefully keep them from falling over if the rascals tried to climb them or go under. If that doesn.t work, I will drill holes about an inch from the bottom and use wire to attach them to some heavy spikes. I also went down to the shed and found a metal "privacy panel" from the old rabbitry - a piece of tin 30" x 24" to put under the Squirrelinator. Hopefully the bait will not be reachable and we will catch some of the miserable creatures this time. It is possible that rabbits are also to blame so if we don't catch any squirrels, I will borrow my friend's Havahart live trap and use it. Don't let the description of "live" trap fool you as to my intentions! 
They don’t eat gardens anyway. Livestock,dogs, children or anything else they can catch, yes. Gardens, no.
Doesn't work that way. It has to be your primary residence for 3 of the last 5 years. Those 5 years would start when you move in and change your address to the Yelm property. You can't claim a property you own is your primary if you didn't physically live there at least 50%+ each year and it wasn't listed as your primary. That would be called tax fraud.
He doesn't want all our money, just a bit more of it. And then only if we make more than $400K a year. Don't know about anyone else here but that amount isn't even close to visible from my annual income.
