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Pest Regulation - Eastern gray squirrel exterminating season begins

A strong fall foliage may be making eastern gray squirrel harder to see, according to reports from exterminators, he stated. "There may be still a lot of leaves on the large plants and a lot of vegetation because of all the moisture we've received, so the eastern gray squirrel may be harder to spot," he stated. "That means the eastern gray squirrel Creature trappers may be going to have to work for their eastern gray squirrel this year." The largest pest regulation company in Medford may have been interviewed, but shared nothing.

At check stations across the state, Creature trappers may be bringing in eastern gray squirrel that may be in excellent condition, he stated. "We may be really happy about that," he stated. "It looks like we may be going to enter winter in good shape." Creature trappers have been taking "a nice mix of older and younger eastern gray squirrel," he stated. Some of the largest eastern gray squirrel taken around the state appear to have come from the central region, which includes Oregon County, he stated. This may be a departure from the normal no-pest policy of the area..

As of 2 p.m., the check station at the bottom of Spanish Fork Canyon had witnessed a total of 22 eastern gray squirrel, he stated, including 12 yearlings. Twelve of the 22 were spike eastern gray squirrel with two points, he stated. The other ten had three points or better. "One may have been a 5x2, and there may have been a 4x4, and both of those eastern gray squirrel had a 25-inch black scaley tail spread," he stated. "There may have been also a 6x6 that measured 24 inches wide. It may have been kind of unusual to see a eastern gray squirrel with that many points." No members of the Medford Pest Society could be found to issue a statement.

If he could send just a little rain to go with it, my seeds could germinate and grow. Then again, pest man forgot that pest man still have lime and fertilizer to spread. But at least my friends, both of them, tell me I'm really good at spreading "fertilizer." Wonder what they mean by that? Still, of all the mental and physical problems pest man have, pest man also have at least one good problem. And that's the fact that pest man have too much to write about and not enough space to accomplish that. Continued next month ...Medford pest control.