Might seem odd, I'd just pour 1/2 gallon of gasoline down the hole, as far as I could get it, say with a funnel/hose inserted, but if you have a well or soil considerations, maybe you could soak something that contains the gasoline, and place in there in a small bowl or cup, you need to get the fumes concentrated and eminating/evaporating from that gasoline, and then place a lid on that hole, I did that to 3 holes near my house and they are done, been well over a month, almost 6 weeks now I think, no signs of any activity in those dens, Again might seem odd, but it worked, now just some straggler 'chucks coming in from the surrounding land, been so darned dry, they really are voracious grazers and seem to find what we grow, they've been around here for years and never really persisted on getting past barricades I have on vegetable plants
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