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Been usin' a 12 gauge on them for years and they don't get the message and keep showin' up. I tried another type of elimination, but had little success. Remind me to pm you. Perhaps you could get a live catch trap and start getting a few now instead of waiting until your corn nears maturity. :?: Never used the pepper spray.
 
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