I'm not talking about repelling raccoons, but rather making woodchucks abandon a smelly den. Mary
Drop a 5 lb block of dry ice in the den...push it in deep and then cover up the entrance. That should do it.
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I'm not talking about repelling raccoons, but rather making woodchucks abandon a smelly den. Mary
A fence charger can be had for less than the cost of a high quality trial camera. Never understood how pictures of wildlife is a good defense.
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Why? They have multiple tunnels, always plenty of escape routes. Even if they abandon that tunnel until the CO2 is replaced with "ambient" air, they would still be around.
Interestingly, they have not reopened the tunnels into the barn alley as yet. Only thing I saw on the game cam was a rat. I don't know if the chuck that was in the trap yesterday morning got there before or after the coon killed my hen. I'm really hoping that coon was a loner, 're-homed' by some AH. Probably a naive thought.
Electric fences won't stop a woodchuck, not when it is travelling underground. And it won't stop a coon travelling the same path.