Groundhog

Getting Rid of Groundhogs

Groundhogs are short and squat animals. They are very slow, but their front paws make them great diggers. You may best know them by the holiday, Groundhogs Day. They are able climbers and adept swimmers. They can often be spotted in fields or along roadsides throughout the Eastern United States.

Common Groundhog Problems

• Eat and destroy large amounts of crops in rural areas.
• They are known to dig burrows nears homes, roads, and walls.

Trapping and Removal

Since groundhog burrows have multiple entrances and exits, traps should only be set by trained professionals. Although woodchucks do not actively attack humans, they may scratch or bite when cornered or threatened, and residents should never attempt to handle the animals. Critter Control wildlife experts are trained to safely deal with nuisance groundhogs and fully equipped to handle trapping, removal, and control operations within the confines of the law.

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