squrell drey poles

[marcusbatey]

anybody know were i can get some telascopic poles or some that slot in to each other, for poking them squrel dreys. i have no shotgun (as some may say that gets them moving)

thanks, maybe intereted if somebody has some for sale.

[Jackel]

Have a look though the gazette or ad-mag for a cheap carp pole

[BENSPEED888]

drain rods might be worth a try perhaps, i think they are about £20 from b+q

[cr*pshot]

I'd have thought drain rods would be a bit too flexible - they're supposed to go round bends in the drains. Lofting poles, used for putting pigeon decoys up among branches would do the job, but they're a bit pricey, or at least the ones I've seen (about £50 for a six section 30 foot pole).

[Geordie]

Why not cut the tree down then just use a stick?

[Thewildething]

If you have a good arm on you, chuck stones at them and knock em down. Thats what I do if I havent got a shotgun. Last time I used a 330ml plastic coke bottle filled with water, nice weight and nice and comfortable to throw.
Had he down in no time, have done it with crows nests too.

Marcus