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Re: Woodchucks' Last Meal
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Posted by Billy NY on May 09, 2007 at 06:45:10 from (64.12.116.14):
In Reply to: Re: Woodchucks' Last Meal posted by Kestrel CT on May 08, 2007 at 17:51:35:
This guy was certainly unique, it took a long time for me to trust him, those chompers sure could do some damage to your fingers. I thought the same thing about the dog, strange coincidence, although a lot of critters come around when there is no dog, this guy was just a little different, sprawled out on the porch like he owned the place, and that thing with the broom, I'll never figure that one out, he's on one end and I'm on the other, hey bud, it ain't gonna fit down the hole, and what exactly would he do with a broom anyway ? Mice can be a pain, I don't use the poison, hate seeing them run around in circles, then they die in bad places, likle my tool box or work bench ! Then they stink etc. Traps, live ones or not, I've caught a great many live too, but you do have to let em go far away. I try to be fair to the critters, the darned mice have chewed my phone lines in the basement, and a few other odds and ends, chipmunks and squirrels are abundant, but don't cause much trouble. There is a certain line, that if crossed, action is needed, but for the most part, keeping a place clean, clutter free, helps quite a bit. Thing is you have to eliminate places they like to live, clutter, junk and debris in the yard become five star hotels for em, there is a cat that patrols around the yard lately, and I've trapped the heck out of them at the right times and kept the breeding cycle down, you do what you can, can't let em get the upper hand, then it's a real problem.
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