See if you can get bobcat or cougar urine and put that near the garden or find some nice red tail hawks and let nature handle it for you.

Squirrels have a good sence for direction and can find their way home. I have read that you need to transport them more than 5 miles away from where you caught them. That will keep them from finding their way home.

But....

That will just leave an opening for new squirrels to take up residence in your neighborhood and backyard.

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Not to get racial, but Olney, Illinois, is famous for these:

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You should call my neighbor, Mr. Rosie. He will catch them & make a nice stew for you.

Grill with onions, smother in cheese and serve on an Amorosa roll.

Lovely!

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Ok, terrific!

I recommend getting a live trap, a tub of water, and a trash bag (in that order).

Interesting. I've also spotted black squirrels in Central Park several times, but never in Philly.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Squirrel

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