Posted by DiyDave on July 29, 2009 at 17:37:26 from (71.248.18.38):
In Reply to: woodchucks posted by showcrop on July 29, 2009 at 14:18:16:
You'll never get all of them, but if you can see them drop down a hole, take a plastic milk jug, and shove it down the hole, after throwing in one of the sulfur bombs or road flares. You should block the other entrances to the den in the same way, shove that milk jug down, then shovel it shut. Some dens can have 4-5 holes, some only 1. Shoot daily, and you'll see how many there really are. My best total one year was 88, on our 190 acre farm, and that's only hunting half of it. Others that hunted that same year had similar totals!
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