Each second 12 months since 2013, North Dakota resident Invoice Fischer’s Chevrolet Avalanche will get crammed with yellow-husked black walnuts by a neighborhood squirrel. This 12 months, that squirrel was significantly busy.

After getting back from a latest journey, Fischer opened up the hood of his Chevy and was introduced with lots of of walnuts. Clearing them out wasn’t a straightforward process and required him to take away the truck’s entrance fenders in addition to the entrance bumper and headlights. He managed to suit seven six-gallon buckets with walnuts that have been hoarded by this single squirrel.

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Talking with The Washington Put up, Fischer stated that as quickly as walnuts begin to fall to the bottom round his truck, he is aware of he has to verify the engine bay earlier than driving it. He says the squirrel takes its walnuts by the rear of the pickup, carries then alongside the body rails, after which locations them within the engine bay and entrance fenders.

“I’ve bought different autos that sit very near that tree, and it’s all the time my truck,” Fischer advised The Washington Put up. “I’ve even parked purposely out on the road — as distant as I can from the walnut tree — and so they nonetheless go discover the Avalanche and conceal them in there.”

Like he does each second 12 months, Fischer is providing up the black walnuts free of charge to his Fb buddies. Whereas the squirrel most likely isn’t too glad to see its assortment of nuts get eliminated, not less than they’re not being wasted.