Groundhogs (woodchucks) devastate gardens quickly. In north Georgia, they're common and persistent. Exclusion and removal are the only reliable controls.
Hire a licensed nuisance wildlife trapper. Live trapping and relocation is regulated—check Georgia DNR rules. Conibear traps (lethal) require certification. Professional removal is safest and most legal.
Repellents, fumigants, scare devices—groundhogs habituate quickly. Habitat modification (removing brush piles, sealing burrows under structures) helps but won't stop a determined feeder.
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