Squirrels digging hundreds of holes in a UK lawn are foraging for buried nuts. In spring, natural food is scarce, so they recover cached food.
Ultrasonic devices, predator scents, and taste repellents have no proven effect. They provide only placebo comfort.
Wait it out. Spring digging subsides as new food becomes available. Don't feed squirrels—it increases density and damage.
Visit icwdm.org for trapping guidelines (US-focused but principles apply).
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