What do I have to do with a weasel in my yard? It will really jeopardize my children.

 

What do I have to do with a weasel in my yard? It will really jeopardize my children.

If you'll forgive an observation - 'twould seem the solution to your problem is quite beyond obvious

Best regards
HP

 

Get a dog?

 

Get a dog?

Dogs require care and feeding -- projectiles, on the other hand, get the job done sans 'strings'...

TTFN
HP

 

Dogs require care and feeding -- projectiles, on the other hand...

TTFN
HP

A dog could be borrowed until the problem is solved.
High energy projectiles are easier to come by in some countries than others.

 

Let the children loose on the weasel . Weasels are normally shy, so I suspect it will soon scarper if the kids are rowdy.

 

What do I have to do with a weasel in my yard?

Vote him out of office.

 

What do I have to do with a weasel in my yard?

Hire an exterminator. Depending on regulations in your area, they'd set a trap or put out poison.

If you think it's a safety issue, you should be able to shoot it. Most counties in my area allow shotguns to be used where discharging other firearms would be prohibited.

 

What do I have to do with a weasel in my yard? It will really jeopardize my children.

Call Chuck Norris. His business is dispatching weasels.

 

What do I have to do with a weasel in my yard? It will really jeopardize my children.

Catch it, kill it, skin and gut it, and make weasel stew. Should feed two easily, 3 if you're desperate.

 

What do I have to do with a weasel in my yard? It will really jeopardize my children.

I'm baffled by two things about your question. First, why are you worried about a small mammal in your yard? If you get rid of it, you'll just have mice and chipmunks instead. Second, why would you bother to join a forum devoted to electronic circuits to ask a pest control question?

 

I'm baffled by two things about your question. First, why are you worried about a small mammal in your yard? If you get rid of it, you'll just have mice and chipmunks instead. Second, why would you bother to join a forum devoted to electronic circuits to ask a pest control question?

Are you suggesting the TS was looking in the mirror when the TS saw the weasel?

 

why would you bother to join a forum devoted to electronic circuits to ask a pest control question?

Maybe he thought we had a electronic weasel eliminator circuit he could use.

 

Maybe he thought we had a electronic weasel eliminator circuit he could use.

Good point! We need to build a big one and send it to Washington.

 

Good point! We need to build a big one and send it to Washington.

Old smokey?

 

Maybe he thought we had a electronic weasel eliminator circuit he could use.

I built an elephant repellent circuit years ago. Haven't seen one in my area for a long time.

 

Could use a pellet gun. That worked for me with stray dogs.

One of the neighbors used to have a dog that they let run loose and they knew he came in our yard and bothered our cats and chickens. He gave me permission to shoot him with a pellet gun; two pumps and don't shoot him in the face. The dog (a border collie) was just doing what they do and the owners were irresponsible, so I tolerated his antics as long as he wasn't hurting anything.

 

I once shot a weasel in my pajamas. How he got into my pajamas I will never know.

 

I had a least weasel in my yard a few years ago in the winter. In the spring I found a bunch of dead mice neatly arranged in a flow box that had been down on the ground with something over it.

I am reliably informed that if you have a weasel living in your walls you won't have mice living there, though the weasel can be a bit noisy.

Leave the weasel alone. Like most sensible things they don't like humans or children much. It won't hang around unless there is a source of food.
Teach the children not to try to feed it by hand. Don't leave cat or dog food out.