Does the Club Mag care what we think ?

DM, while I understand your concerns re lack of feedback I doubt any Child would be capable of catching/touching a wild Squirrel. Most would find it hard to see one due to the noise Children make.

Thats because writers like Beatrice Potter have anthropomorphised squirrels into cuddly squirrel nutkins.

Where as in reality they are just tree rats.

I like to see red ones though but would not attempt to handle one. Grey ones are just vermin.

Tin hat on

Dont worry ,if you only E-Mailed on the 6th August you have plenty of time to wait before you get a reply

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Some of the ones in Clumber Park, in the chapel grounds, are so used to people and being fed, that you could easily reach out to try and handle one. Probably a fair chance of getting bitten though, and having watched them demolish acorns, this is probably best avoided. Plus of course the risk of infection.

There are squirrels in London parks which are so tame they can be stroked, and the OP is right, they are too vicious for small children to be encouraged to handle them.  However, hopefully responsible parents will realise this, and children are not likely to be reading the Caravan Club August magazine, I wouldn't think.

But, again I think the OP is right to be concerned about the lack of a reply.  I think even a courtesy 'Thank you for your email and we have noted your concerns' would at least acknowledge the fact that it had been 'seen'!

That's nothing Septembers mag just come through the letterbox and in 'Kids Corner', the dog from next doors caravan called 'Fluff' came wandering over off his lead in the darkness to star gaze from a tent, Sirius stuff indeed Obviously the poor dog was just kicked out of the door to do his own thing

Although the above is true, on  a more serious note the OP should at least have had an acknowledgment to his Email, although a reply would be expecting a bit much

DM, while I understand your concerns re lack of feedback I doubt any Child would be capable of catching/touching a wild Squirrel. Most would find it hard to see one due to the noise Children make.

I saw squirels once at a theme park so used to people that they were climbing onto a push chair to be fed crisps by the child in it so it might happen.

AD, I wouldn't class those as truly wild, more like semi-domesticated. If they are used to Humans & see them as providers of food I doubt they'd bite the hand that feeds them

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Like those that encourage herring gulls with chips and then moan because they make off with their 'large cod in batter'.