Training and development. Human resource management regards training and development as a function concerned with organizational activity aimed at bettering the job performance of individuals and groups in organizational settings.
Quick Answer. According to RedBeacon, squirrels hate the smell of peppermint and spicy peppers. Peppermint gives off a strong aroma that discourages squirrels from venturing into an area. Spicy aromas, such as that from cayenne peppers, serve as a natural squirrel repellent. JalapeÃ±o peppers mixed with vinegar and water serve a similar purpose in keeping squirrels at bay.
There is no magic spray or powder or anything else to keep away squirrels. (Squirrel-Repel brand deterrent spray keeps 'em away! Guaranteed!!) Most marketed squirrel repellents are some variant of mothballs or coyote urine. The idea with moth balls is that they make such a bad smell that the animal can't stand to live in the area. The problem is that once a squirrel has found a home, it will work hard to keep it, just to survive.