Going Nuts

[Talyn]

Squirrel Hides Over 150 Pounds of Nuts in Chevy Truck in Four Days​

There is a moral to this story...

Squirrel Hides Over 150 Pounds of Nuts in Chevy Truck in Four Days

One North Dakota man had his work cut out to clear his truck of this squirrel's secret stash.

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[Keystone19250]

Hey a squirrel’s gotta eat.

Can’t help but wonder if that’s an indication of this year’s winter in
N. Dakota.

 

[javbike]

Wow that’s insane

 

[Talyn]

The moral(s) of this story are...

1. Garage your rig,
2. If you can't, check under the hood from time to time,
3. Take up squirrel hunting.

 

[mikep]

That’s what happens when squirrels drink too much coffee.

 

[mikep]

Prepper squirrel!

 

[KillerFord1977]

Meh, its a Chevy. Wont run anyway.
Squirrel picked a great spot

 

[10mmLife]

Meh, its a Chevy. Wont run anyway.
Squirrel picked a great spot

Why won't it run, did the hamster wheel the squirrel runs on to keep the Chevy moving break?

That squirrel was just fueling up the Chevy to go on an extended road trip...

 

[Annihilator]

At least the squirrel didn’t choose a Ford, if he did it would have to be totaled!

 

[KillerFord1977]

At least the squirrel didn’t choose a Ford, if he did it would have to be totaled!

 

[Annihilator]

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[KillerFord1977]

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[Talyn]

Chevy trucks have such tiny engines there was ample room for the squirrel to storage buckets of nuts.

The engines in Fords are so big and powerful that there would be no room for any nuts.

The squirrel likely passed on all the Fords until he found a Chevy.

 

[Snake45]

The moral(s) of this story are...

1. Garage your rig,
2. If you can't, check under the hood from time to time,
3. Take up squirrel hunting.

4. Don't store your stash in something that moves, especially if you don't own it.

 

[Old_Me]

The engines in Fords are so big and powerful that there would be no room for any nuts.

that's cuz Ford owners are nutz anyways..

 

[Old_Me]

my issues with the dang squirrels is that they bury the nust in my garden, in the planters as well.

it's not until like early to mid spring, that as i am weeding the garden?

i am finding "saplings (??)" growing outta everything.

i rue the day my neighbor doesn't cut down his 70 year old diseased, decrepit chestnut tree, which has already "dropped" a branch on another neighbors car, and he denied paying for it.

and, he "was" a city councilman too....

 

[Annihilator]

Chevy trucks have such tiny engines there was ample room for the squirrel to storage buckets of nuts.

The engines in Fords are so big and powerful that there would be no room for any nuts.

The squirrel likely passed on all the Fords until he found a Chevy.

 

[Bloodknight]

I believe North Dakota has a squirrel anti-defamation law that does not allow food stored for the winter by rodents to be moved or tampered with in any way. The penalty is a $5000.00 fine and possible jail time of 3 months in federal prison.This is in fact considered a class 5 felony

 

[Old_Me]

I believe North Dakota has a squirrel anti-defamation law that does not allow food stored for the winter by rodents to be moved or tampered with in any way. The penalty is a $5000.00 fine and possible jail time of 3 months in federal prison.This is in fact considered a class 5 felony

 

[Old_Me]

I believe North Dakota has a squirrel anti-defamation law that does not allow food stored for the winter by rodents to be moved or tampered with in any way. The penalty is a $5000.00 fine and possible jail time of 3 months in federal prison.This is in fact considered a class 5 felony

then the rat bastoidavitch that turns in the person, ought to be covered in honey and left out to be eaten alive by ants.....and errant bears....

that'll be the day a freaking nut case (the squirrel and the rat bastoidavitch) will succeed in protecting fluffy tailed rats.