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I said 6 more weeks of winter... (GROUNDHOG MERGE)

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LoKyBuckeye said:
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"Don't drive angry."
 
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OSUsushichic said:
When I was growing up I had a Great Dane/Black Lab mix that would kill groundhogs all the time. He would grab them and shake them once, and that's all it took to snap their neck.
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My buddy needs one of those because we can't kill his groundhogs. Unfortunately they don't actually live in his yard so we can't do anything to their holes.
 
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exhawg said:
My buddy needs one of those because we can't kill his groundhogs. Unfortunately they don't actually live in his yard so we can't do anything to their holes.
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Roll some groundhog bombs in there and smoke them out. Basically a sulfur bomb you put down there that flushes them out and then pound them in the head with a shovel or bat.
 
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I had a problem with Raccoons dumping my garbage cans over. They then spread it all over the side of the house.

I moved the cans inside the garage, open the door a couple feet and waited.

When they entered the garage, I shut the door, scared the hell out of them(they were hissing), then opend up the garage door 6 inches and watched as they all (4) made a run for it. As soon as they got to the door, I shut it on their heads. (I don't have the electric eye). One slipped out, one stayed in and two wer caught by the neck. I then went outside and whacked the two in the head with my 5 iron
 
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Brutus1 said:
I had a problem with Raccoons dumping my garbage cans over. They then spread it all over the side of the house.

I moved the cans inside the garage, open the door a couple feet and waited.

When they entered the garage, I shut the door, scared the hell out of them(they were hissing), then opend up the garage door 6 inches and watched as they all (4) made a run for it. As soon as they got to the door, I shut it on their heads. (I don't have the electric eye). One slipped out, one stayed in and two wer caught by the neck. I then went outside and whacked the two in the head with my 5 iron
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Nicely done my man.

Raccoons almost disappeared around Ohio until they quit allowing people to hunt them a few decades back and now they are EVERYWHERE!
 
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Brutus1 said:
I had a problem with Raccoons dumping my garbage cans over. They then spread it all over the side of the house.

I moved the cans inside the garage, open the door a couple feet and waited.

When they entered the garage, I shut the door, scared the hell out of them(they were hissing), then opend up the garage door 6 inches and watched as they all (4) made a run for it. As soon as they got to the door, I shut it on their heads. (I don't have the electric eye). One slipped out, one stayed in and two wer caught by the neck. I then went outside and whacked the two in the head with my 5 iron
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I recommend the 5-wood for more power and elevation :wink:
 
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exhawg said:
blade or cavity back? I see advantages with both.

You have to love a webpage where you can talk about killing animals with golf clubs, baseball bats, and garden tools. :p
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I prefer the .22 cal method. I just borrow my dad's browning .22 target pistol with some cb caps in it removes the head quite nicely...:dead:

I don't recommend using anything larger than the .22 pistol though I tried a .22 long once but it traveled pretty far after the initial impact
 
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