A homeowner found 2-inch diameter, 5-inch deep holes in the front yard and wanted to know the cause and solution.
These animals don't create soil mounds. Chipmunks are often entertaining to watch. Both hibernate in winter.
Place a couple tablespoons of moth crystals (naphthalene) in each hole. However, they are part of the ecosystem and rarely cause significant turf damage.
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