The groundhog responsible for trimming the lawn greenery in our area has discovered the long-disused driveway salt barrel:

There’s always another appointment on the calendar, though:

A busy critter with no time to waste!
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The groundhog responsible for trimming the lawn greenery in our area has discovered the long-disused driveway salt barrel:
There’s always another appointment on the calendar, though:
A busy critter with no time to waste!
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A year ago in Oct, right about the time I wanted to turn on the furnace, there was a horrible scratching banging thumping noise from the furnace. I rounded up a live trap, built a panel to take up the rest of the filter door opening, and put it in place. Yep, a groundhog had climbed in the make up air intake, fell 6′ onto the filter, destroyed that, went into the fan compartment and bit the thermostat wires off. I moved it a mile east, to a park that runs along a creek. and put some steel mesh over that make up air thingy
We’ve verified they can climb chain link fence just fine, albeit with considerable motivation. They generally prefer tunneling, which explains the array of concrete blocks buried around most of the garden perimeter.