Crazy Climber Metal

Patent Pending?

They were chewing a hole big enough to drag garbage through?

Instead of keeping the vermin from chewing their way in, you might consider a version with a "one way" device that lets them in to the can readily, but keeps them from chewing their way out...

 

http://www.wildlife-removal.com/onewaydoor.html

This is epic on so many levels.

Patent Pending?

Ha! No, just a fun little thing I made

They were chewing a hole big enough to drag garbage through?

 

Instead of keeping the vermin from chewing their way in, you might consider a version with a "one way" device that lets them in to the can readily, but keeps them from chewing their way out...

 

http://www.wildlife-removal.com/onewaydoor.html

Yeah, my Uncle down the street does that and hes always bringing squirrels to work/etc to get rid of them. Sounds like a lot of effort. I would just shoot them but I guess thats no bueno these days, lol. The only problem I see with that is then they are in my can, prior to my squirrel buster I opened my can and two squirrels leaped at me like little garbage covered hell rats. They seem to fear nothing in my area. One time (After I installed my Squirrel buster) I was returning from work one evening and a squirrel was on my stucco right above my door, when I walked closer he would chatter and squeal...I swear he was trying to prevent me from entering my house! I threw my shoe at him and he dodged it and chattered at me. I ran to the garage to get a pole saw to knock him on his ass and the little bastard jumped on my roof and started following me. Since they can't get in my can any longer they seem to have moved on though...

Never heard of a squirrel going after garbage. Mice maybe - they love to chew through cardboard and plastic bags to get to food. Raccoons, on the other hand . . .