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WellSeasoned said:
Thanks. We love the firepit area, early evening, a couple beers, chipmunks, deer, groundhogs, and the occasional bear, but we have a lot to do with the main rear wooded area. Blowdowns, leaners, widowmakers, and downed branches are hard to keep up with. When it cools down I plan on clearing some spots.
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Hey WellSeasoned,how do you keep the ground hogs from eating up everything in your garden ?
 
Looks like only one night in the 40's here for the coming week. Fall isn't here yet.
 
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Rich L said:
Hey WellSeasoned,how do you keep the ground hogs from eating up everything in your garden ?
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Years ago one came up from below, but none since. They keep to their burrows in the sides of the cliff. Plus the chuiwawa keeps them back.
 
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