Large holes and trench-like excavations around foundations are telltale armadillo activity. They root through soil with their snouts hunting grubs, earthworms, and insects.
Armadillos now inhabit most Georgia counties, primarily in suburban and rural areas. They haven't been reported inside I-285 yet, but that's likely just a matter of time.
Effective methods include trapping, exclusion barriers, and reducing grub populations. For detailed guidance, see the UGA armadillo control publication.
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