Squirrels may be cute from afar, but if they get inside your
attic and start gnawing at the electrical wiring, the tenderness
is gone. There's no need to take drastic measures by harming the
rodent or paying a lot of money for pest control. Follow the
easy steps listed below to learn how to make a live-squirrel
trap and remove the critter from your home.     • Plastic tubing
• Wire mesh   • Glue or tape   • Cooking oil   • Corn or
sunflower seeds  Here's what to do:    1. Purchase plastic
tubing. The tube should be 3 to 6 feet (91 to 183 centimeters)
long and 5 to 8 inches (13 to 20 centimeters) wide. The tubing
should be able to totally contain the squirrel.   2. Attach wire
mesh to one end of the tube using glue or tape. The wire should
be held securely enough that the squirrel can't pry it off the
tubing.   3. Coat the inner wall of the tube with cooking oil or
cooking-oil spray. This will make it impossible for the squirrel
to climb out.   4. Place the trap in the target area, with the
wire mesh on the