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Good question. I figured a groundhog would be too big. The tunnel width was about the size of a baseball.Could it be a groundhog, by chance, or have they already gone into hibernation?
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Good question. I figured a groundhog would be too big. The tunnel width was about the size of a baseball.Could it be a groundhog, by chance, or have they already gone into hibernation?
It’s crazy because we’ve lived here almost 3 years now and this is the first time they’ve ever showed up, if they are indeed rats. These holes appeared over a span of two days so far.Those look a heck of a lot like rat holes. I get ton of extra unwanted visitors every year when they harvest the grain fields close to the house, and they particularly like the cement slab under my coop too.
Do weasels ever hunt during the day?
We haven’t had anything get into the coop, which is closed up entirely at night. Even if something gets into the run at night , as it has, there’s no way into the coop- unless it can chew through a metal-plated door!
So the only way a weasel would be able to get to the flock would be during the day