They will tear up the entire garden to get one bite from every plant.
Best to either trap it and move it, or effect a more permanent
solution. They like burrowing up under buildings too, esp near a good
food supply, and can tear up your foundation. And they breed like,
well, groundhogs.
--R
On 3/17/15 2:03 PM, Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes wrote:
A large ground hog was spotted sunning him/herself on the patio just
outside my dining room sliding door. This is my first exposure to such an
animal. What should I do? Will it dig up my foundation? Burrow under the
deck? Eat all the earthworms? WTF. I have a haveaheart trap but don't
know what to bait it with.
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