Skunks dig for grubs even at low populations. Confirm by lifting sod: 8–12 grubs/sq ft warrants treatment. Use trichlorfon (Dylox) now with ½ inch irrigation for best late-season control. Preventively, apply imidacloprid or halofenozide next July.
Damp areas with mushrooms indicate buried organic matter (dead roots, construction wood). Dig 1 ft deep and replace soil, or wait for natural decomposition (years). Fungicides offer limited help.
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