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Gardening

Botany

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4. The state of Ohio DOES NOT WANT YOU to move them

Reply to SWBTATTReg (Reply #2)

Wed Aug 28, 2024, 10:50 AM

Aug 2024

She was very smart and hard to trap. A .22 took care of her.

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Yea me. The groundhog is no longer here. Although I have no doubt another one will show back up. [View all] Botany Aug 2024 OP

She probably got so fat she died of a heart attack. :) n/t brewens Aug 2024 #1

Maybe trap her, relocate her if easy to do? My grandmother would have a better solution although I think a lot of SWBTATTReg Aug 2024 #2

The state of Ohio DOES NOT WANT YOU to move them Botany Aug 2024 #4

Mother Nature thanks you SheltieLover Aug 2024 #3

Mine got the wax beans and scarlet runners Easterncedar Aug 2024 #5

Had a huge one eat my kale and broccoli this year notemason Aug 2024 #6

Take the time to set the trap right Botany Aug 2024 #7

Use cantaloupe and corn usually notemason Aug 2024 #8

Check with your state DNR about the rules about relocating critters Botany Aug 2024 #9

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