So frustrated

I keep thinking about this.
What would tunnel that far under the mesh...and not eat the feed on the ground?
Reminds me that @rosemarythyme had a similar tunneler?

I think it's unlikely to be a rat, from my experience they tunnel shorter and closer to surface. And a mouse hole would be a lot tinier. Though there's always exceptions I'm sure.

Sticking by some sort of burrower such as a gopher, given the type of hole. Our burrowing pest are small moles but thankfully they stay away from the run (the chickens would likely kill them if they surfaced, or the dogs definitely would).
 
Still thinking chipmunk. They wouldn't spend time sitting and eating feed. They'd be filling their cheeks and taking it home. We have similar holes all over the yard.

Doesn't fit other tunneling species here such as moles, voles or groundhogs.
 
Still thinking chipmunk. They wouldn't spend time sitting and eating feed. They'd be filling their cheeks and taking it home. We have similar holes all over the yard.

Doesn't fit other tunneling species here such as moles, voles or groundhogs.
The animal left the chicken feed on the ground untouched. The holes have been now widening and now there are new holes. I found a similar hole in my squash garden. I think it may be a weasel. Does anyone think it may be a weasel?
 

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