traps guns and dogs...

 

hey greasy gun youre not a nice person .what did i do to you?:angry:

 

use a .22 or a compound bow.

Or call Bill Murray

 

a .22?
with houses n people in every direction?

 

Get a Jack Russel

 

They sting a little but if you're a tough kid you can suck it up.

 

im afraid u galz aint seen a groundhog n dog fight..
ill bet groundhog every time

 

A Ground hog is a scooby snack for this critter......

 

If it moves, this dog has killed it, possums, coons, snakes, pit bull dog ( unfortunatelly) I could go on .. Rent her from me, for the cost of her food!!! The beast can eat. She is very defendive of her turf ( our yard, hence the poor pit ) and my family.. the dog is an absolute varmit killing machine

 

A few years ago we had a ground hog underneath our deck. We borrowed a big trap and put peanut butter in the trap. The ground hog was gone after a few days. But watch out those things are mean.
jhawk71

 

grandpa years ago would put lye in there holes , when they walked through it they would get it on there feet and then lick it to get it off, when they did this it would eat there insides up, it worked for him many times. I once stabbed one with a pitch fork, It got to the point I almost wished I hadn't done that , they are very strong critters.

 

txlawnking-better not send that lil pup this way...
these groundhogs would send his wormy hind end 6' under

 

I could not help but laugh at the title of this thread. I clicked on it, thinking that it involved groundhog fecal matter! LOL!!

 

The city uses a huge vacumn system and suck them out of the holes.

 

Originally posted by greasy_gun
txlawnking-better not send that lil pup this way...
these groundhogs would send his wormy hind end 6' under

You're talking groundhogs, right? They must grow em big down there.

Someone mentioned a Jack Russell. A Westie (West Hightland White Terrier) would do the job too. I have one that used to be real aggressive. She's got snakes, moles, barn rats, geese and a baby duck (oops) on her resume. Terriers were bred for this kind of thing. My money is on the Terrier.

She once chased a boxer out of the yard, and sent my father-in-laws 100lb giant schnauzer home crying when it tried to take her bone. Had to take the water hose to her once to get her from hanging off an Austrailian Shepard's neck.

She's pretty mellow now though at 13 years old.

 

Originally posted by greasy_gun
txlawnking-better not send that lil pup this way...
these groundhogs would send his wormy hind end 6' under

Uh yeah, OK..

 

Bait a Hav-hart trap. Then shoot with a .22-2 times in the head. Repeat process until completed. Do not trap and transport to another area, just kill off the problem.

 

Er...Uh...what is a Groundhog?


Are they like our wild pigs?

Like a full sized boar?



Only askin' as we don't have these Groundhogs down here....

to far south or somethin'....

 

Tony, they are about the size of a large rat.. In fact I do believe they are a rodent..

 

ha, ha, oh, thanks mate, now I understand what you guys are sayin....I was picturing a full sized wild pig like we have thinking, you guys shooting .22's at them... they bounce off! lol.

And small dogs attacking a full sized pig, pig would simply eat it...except a bull terrier.

Ahhhh, a little creature....oh, in holes ya say?

If the holes join up, maybe park the mower deck with blades engaged over top of escape hole, and in the other open end shoot a flame down, problem solved with enjoyment.

Better be careful where you point the discharge chute though, don't want to spray paint anything that shouldn't be red! lol.

 

Put hay in the hole and burn it out.

 

the largest grondhog in this residential area will weigh around 20lbs...

a guy drivin thru the neighborhood one dark nite saw it stand upright on its hind legs, and called the police to report a bear cub on the loose!!!

 

Then forget the .22 go for the 12 ga.

 

lol txlk

might give that lye idea a try,never heard that before

 

Seriously, the 12ga. is not near as prone to richochet and get someone, But I really wouldn't do it if your in a real populated area. But if you do, use the weakest charge you can find, it will easilly waste ANY ground hog in exsistance.