A live trap solves the problem while repellants are temporary and have to be reapplied on a very regular basis, leaving the woodchucks in the area to return at any time as they multiply.
Spread red pepper around and on our deck then brushed it into the space between boards. Also spread around and in our raised garden structure….have not seen either of the two around here in three days! TY!
I tried to use Coyote urine, but found it difficult to get the Coyote to pee in bottle.
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same here lol
Will Cyote Urine attract other Cyotes?? We live in the Country! That would be the Worst idea!! 😂
A live trap solves the problem while repellants are temporary and have to be reapplied on a very regular basis, leaving the woodchucks in the area to return at any time as they multiply.
Spread red pepper around and on our deck then brushed it into the space between boards. Also spread around and in our raised garden structure….have not seen either of the two around here in three days! TY!
Castor oil with cayenne pepper worked for me.
Alot of states, it’s against the law to relocate wildlife
everything is against the law bro
You say groundhog, but you show prairie dogs. I'm so confused.
They love powder Cayenne Pepper and the flakes!
The castor oil, cat poop, fence, & hair ideas are pretty good ideas. I'm thinking the Lavender & coyote urine might cause other problems, though.
I know flies aren't as bad as groundhogs ,but I was wondering if canine/feline poop might attract them?
@@guiseppe4617 I'm going to find out!
Pet poo did not work for me.
They ate my hot peppers off the plant.
OMG they ate my spinach peppers my lettuce when they all had buds ready to start sprouting! I’m so sick of these stupid assholes!!!!
i find that hard to believe. i have hot peppers in my garden and that is the only plant they didnt touch
I do not live in the North
Fence dont work cayenne pepper dont work .. cat poop dont work .yhey better ipgrade video to new ways like bang bang yout gone ...