If local regulations prohibit fencing, live trapping is the most effective alternative. Repellents, ultrasonic devices, and visual/audible deterrents have no scientific backing and waste time.
Seeing one groundhog often means several occupy the area. Remove them promptly; others will investigate the vacated territory.
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Chipmunk Tunnels? Likely Voles or Moles—Control Strategies
Transient Skunks on Property: Electronic Deterrence
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Managing a Chipmunk Infestation: Trapping, Exclusion, and Habitat Modification
Bulb-Eating Burrower in Massachusetts: Voles or Mice
Longhorn Beetle ID: Cerambycidae Larvae Are Wood Borers
Fungus Gnats in Dieffenbachia: Dry Soil Solution
Cicada Killer Wasps in Lawn: Cultural Control First
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