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awesome! ^.^ they are very pretty unlike squirrels... i bet that squirrel was jealous it only got a fraction of the camera time hehe anyway cooL! :D
blade853 4 years ago
I have wild one who comes and eats out of my hand and its a she for shes soo with little baby chippys hehe.
FlametteX 4 years ago
where do you get chipmunks
thriller920 4 years ago
These were wild orphans which I released back into the wild.
elizalalala 4 years ago
she's fast!
gorillaman2000 4 years ago
Girls especially dilute ones are far more friendly than the agouti which is rather strange. The baby boy I have who is about 10 weeks old now comes and sits on your shoulder and doesnt run off, you can walk anywhere with him, although now he is getting faster I wouldnt recommend. I answered the door to the Dominos pizza man and he looked at me rather oddly, maybe its because a had Theador on my shoulder at the time he he.
classicminichelsea 4 years ago
lol!
Dogluver1423 4 years ago
I have a bunch of chipmunks that live outside of my house, despite my efforts, I can't get their trust enough to feed them or get anywhere near them... any ideas?
mde926 4 years ago
Well... I don't recommend making them tame as it might make them more likely to hang around predators and get eaten. I actually spend time making them wild again before I release them. :) I'm glad you enjoy your chipmunks!
elizalalala 4 years ago
Chipmunks in the wild are not that bad if they are tame. Although trust me it will never happen :P Mine in my aviary are very tame but its taken about a year to get the very skittish agouti boys to take a mealworm from my hand.
classicminichelsea 4 years ago
how did you find your chipmunk?
Dogluver1423 4 years ago 4
in canada
lawlsueme 3 years ago
Should not use them wheels they are dangerous for chipmunks as they go so fast they can get crushed between the stand and the pieces of metal which hold the wheel on. Use a wheel which attaches onto the side of the cage even if they are not that good, they prevent the chippy hurting themselves as I found out.
classicminichelsea 4 years ago
Thanks! I hadn't heard about that.
elizalalala 4 years ago
Not as fast as the one I saw today LOL
BigBoom304 5 years ago
dang look at her go!
yngwoofer 5 years ago
AWWW!!! I have two albino Chipmunks. She is adoreable!!
HellionAngel 5 years ago