Groound hogs/woodchucks whatever you call them
Apr 22, 2024 10:31:21 GMT -5
Woody Williams, omegahunter, and 1 more like this
Post by esshup on Apr 22, 2024 10:31:21 GMT -5
They are out and causing problems already. I walked behind the pole barn and saw a big pile of dirt at two spots. Took a closer look and the thing made it under the concrete...... 
So I set a Conibear 220 at each hole and this morning it was dead in one of them. It was killed coming out and I set them about 1pm yesterday. Female, no sign of nursing yet.
I reset the trap to see if someone else was home, or is checking out the new "vacancy" sign. I just have to make sure the my dogs stay away......
Now to try and figure out how to get most of the dirt back under the concrete after I'm sure they are all gone.
I am writing off that flower bed for this year, I will dig it up about 18" deep and lay down a roll of cyclone fence, then cover that with the dirt. This ain't going to happen again.
So I set a Conibear 220 at each hole and this morning it was dead in one of them. It was killed coming out and I set them about 1pm yesterday. Female, no sign of nursing yet. I reset the trap to see if someone else was home, or is checking out the new "vacancy" sign. I just have to make sure the my dogs stay away......
Now to try and figure out how to get most of the dirt back under the concrete after I'm sure they are all gone.
I am writing off that flower bed for this year, I will dig it up about 18" deep and lay down a roll of cyclone fence, then cover that with the dirt. This ain't going to happen again.
Give me your address and I'll box up the next one I get. 