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Re: OT- Woodchuck Problems
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Posted by Finn Md on June 26, 2007 at 12:23:29 from (66.22.184.87):
In Reply to: OT- Woodchuck Problems posted by Ryne on June 25, 2007 at 18:35:36:
I've tried many methods over the years and the only "for sure" solution for me in my fields is with a varmint caliber rifle & scope. I don't like using a regular .22 rimfire as they richochet and are actually more dangerous than a small bore varmint round that breaks up on contact. I have not tried the bubble gum as I can't seem to take it serious - I could be wrong here but some of them critters are pretty difficult to get rid of. I would not suggest poison baits, as you may end up killing local dogs or cats too. A neighbor puts down chicken wire on ground around garden - says that the groundhogs won't walk on it. good luck - my 0.02
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