How do you kill a groundhogs?

Answer 1

Controlling habitat, destroying shelters, eliminating food sources, and favoring natural enemies are ways to kill a groundhog. The mammal in question (Marmota monax) cannot survive without burrows from which to forage for berries, grasshoppers, grubs, insects, nuts, snails, or wild grasses and to verify whether spring is imminent or undergoes a six-week postponement. Given the dedication of people to the "outdoor rooms" which their properties constitute, food is less controllable than burrows, whose sustainability ensures that a woodchuck family will be able to hibernate, raise young, and run from bears, bobcats, cougars, coyotes, dogs, eagles, foxes, people, reptiles, or wolves.