Sprinkle cayenne pepper down every active gopher hole. They’ll dig new ones—treat those too. Within days, they’ll abandon your yard for a less irritating neighborhood. The pepper burns their sensitive noses (just like yours) but causes no permanent harm.
No poisons, no traps, no risk to pets or beneficial wildlife. Just a spice rack remedy that respects the ecosystem while protecting your plants.
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