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Re: OT- Woodchuck Problems
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Posted by Bill(Wis) on June 25, 2007 at 19:05:22 from (71.249.198.251):
In Reply to: OT- Woodchuck Problems posted by Ryne on June 25, 2007 at 18:35:36:
I've had good luck running a flexible hose from truck exhaust (gasser) down the hole. Woodchucks have at least two holes per. Plug one and run the exhaust down the other.I run at least 30 min but usually about an hour. Then plug that hole and drive on. I go do something else all the while this is taking place. There will be only one woodchuck in each hole/den. They are not sociable. Exception is this time of year when mother has the young with her. I've also heard that chewing gum, especially bubble gum, will gum them up and take them out. Don't know for sure. Shooting is fun but I don't have the time unless one randomly appears. .22 LR w/scope. Haven't missed yet.
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