Enticing the squirrels could be a mistake. When i moved into my house 10 years ago ( a new development and we were the first to build it in) we had 1-3 squirrels that we saw in the back yard. The squirrels were all chased away by the construction of the roads, houses, etc. We thought they were cute. Within months, we would see 3-5 in the front yard and the same in the back. My lot is surrounded by 90 ft oak trees and we have acorns by the tens of thousands. They kept multiplying, almost at a monthly rate. the next year, it was not unusual to see 10-12 at a time. After 8 years, they were taking over...lol. They had chewed my cable connections, disrupting my tv and internet connections on three occasions, chewed through a screen and entered into my attic (you could hear them through the ceiling) and chased my poor cat in groups of two or three around my yard. My wife is also a bird lover and has humming bird feeder and seed feeders for the other birds and once the squirrels figured out how to circumvent the "squirrel proof" bird feeders, they would clean out an entire feeder in 15 minutes
I was going to start shooting them (mean guy that i am) but my wife CONVINCED me that it would be much better to live trap and relocate them. I bought 4 live traps and i had to empty them twice a day at times. We now have a reasonable number, but they are again on the rise. I think that in a year or two, i will have to go through the process again.
They are fun to watch, but can really become a pain in the a$$ over time