How to Use a Mr Squirrel Whistle 
There are several ways to use a Mr. Squirrel whistle, but these are the most common. If you want to get rid of squirrels, you need to know how to use the device to trick them into coming out of a nest or hole. When the squirrel hears the whistle, it starts barking, giving away its location. Depending on where it is located, you can use the Mr. Squirrel whistle in the morning or at night.
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Haydel’s Game Calls Mr. Squirrel Whistle
When you’re trying to catch squirrels and other rodents, a quality squirrel whistle is essential. It’s possible to get this whistle wet and blow it up – or even blow it up yourself, if you’re not sure how to use it properly. These whistles are manufactured by a family-owned and operated business that features a champion caller and employees who hunt.
You can use the whistle to attract squirrels in your backyard. The whistle is made to mimic the distress call of young squirrels. A loud whistle will excite them and get them moving toward the hunting area. This whistle has been designed to attract both male and female squirrels. It’s an excellent tool for hunting both male and female squirrels. A variety of squirrel calls are available, including the Haydel’s Game Calls Mr. Squirrel Whistle.
Unlike most squirrel calls, Mr. Squirrel Whistle is made of metal and is very high-pitched. It’s designed to mimic the squirrel’s sound and can bring bushytails out of their holes. Its effectiveness is proven by 35 reviews and good ratings on FindThisBest. You can also find more reviews about Haydel’s Game Calls on the manufacturer’s website.
Primos Squirrel Buster
Squirrels are common pests in homes. They can damage wiring, gnaw on plants, and more. Fortunately, there are several squirrel repellents available. Primos Squirrel Buster Predator Call is an excellent choice because it mimics the vocalizations of adult and juvenile squirrels. When they hear the sound of the call, they’re likely to come to the area.
It can even mimic the distress call of a young grey squirrel. The alarming sounds can be reproduced by squeezing, tapping, shaking the device from side to side, or blowing into the mouthpiece. The sound of this alarm can be heard in the distance. The Primos Squirrel Buster comes with an instruction mini-CD. The audio tape features Will Primos and Brad Ferris.
Bayou Legacy Harvester
The Mr. Squirrel Whistle for Bayou Legacy Harvester is a great choice for hunting squirrels. It makes a loud barking noise that mimics a distressed squirrel. Squirrels will be attracted to this noise and come toward your location. It does not require any shaking or pressing down on the bellow to make the sound.
How do you use Mr.
Squirrel Whistle?
You put your lips together and blow into it as if you were whistling.
How do you clean Mr.
Squirrel Whistle?
You can rinse it off with water.
Where can I buy Mr.
Squirrel Whistle?
You can buy it at most pet stores.
How long will Mr.
Squirrel Whistle last?
With proper care it should last indefinitely.
What is Mr.
Squirrel Whistle made of?
It is made of plastic.
Is Mr.
Squirrel Whistle effective?
Yes it has been proven to be effective in getting squirrels to leave an area.
How long does Mr.
Squirrel Whistle take to work?
It usually takes a few days for the squirrels to get the message and leave.
Can I use Mr.
Squirrel Whistle more than once?
Yes you can use it as many times as necessary.
What if the squirrels don’t leave after using Mr.
Squirrel Whistle?
You may need to try a different method such as trapping and relocating the squirrels.
Will Mr.
Squirrel Whistle harm the squirrels?
No it will not harm the squirrels.
Do I need a permit to use Mr.
Squirrel Whistle?
No you do not need a permit.
How far away will the squirrels go?
They will typically go several miles away.
Can I use Mr.
Squirrel Whistle around children and pets?
Yes it is safe to use around children and pets.
How loud is Mr.
Squirrel Whistle?
It is not very loud and will not disturb your neighbors.
What if I have more than one squirrel problem?
You can use Mr.
Squirrel Whistle for each problem area.
Jessica Watson is a PHD holder from the University of Washington. She studied behavior and interaction between squirrels and has presented her research in several wildlife conferences including TWS Annual Conference in Winnipeg.
