[11pointer]

trap him and give him to me...i'll eat him[tasty]

 

[Northernhunter]

Have-a-heart traps work well with cabbage or broccoli uncooked. I had one living underneath my shed a few years back and I never did catch him, but I stuffed an old rag under the shed that I had soaked in straight ammonia. It worked great. But, this spring I see a new resident has come into my yard and I will have to do the same or trap. Good luck.

 

[polarbear]

Trap him in a have-a-heart, then drop the cage into a garbage can filled with water enough to cover the trap. Come back later that day. Problem solved.

 

[coonhunter101]

Pm *******,that is how I would do It!! It's safer and Legal!

 

[lady bird]

Cage trap, then take him swimming.

 

[buffalostink]

If you know where the hole is. Plug all the breather holes and stick a 2" hose down the main opening and pack newspaper around it.Place the other end on your exhaust pipe and sit back and read the rest of the paper.!...Remove the hose and leave the paper in place for a day or two. If it stays undisturbed. Then you got him.
Quick, simple,effective.

[rofl]

If you trap him, bring him down to my Farm and release him. A few of my friends have. It like "RESTOCKING"

[rofl][rofl]

Go to your council meeting

Lou once again you never cease to amaze me.. What would they care??

 

[jerseyhunter]

haveaheart trap wire the backside of the trap shut

Why?

tunnels systems can be as long as 40 feet in lentgh and will most of the time come in contact with your foundation some where.

Tell me something I don't know.[mad]
Going to check my have-a-heart now.

 

[bushden]

Hav-a-hart trap is the best way to go.

 

[shootstraight]

Hav-a-hart then water board him

Shoot Straight!

 

[coot09]

I just sulfur-bombed my groundhog last week. I set off two at the same time.

Have not seen him.

(And, yes ... they hibernate)

 

[bwd172]

Put a waterhose down one hole, and stand behind the other hole with a well sharpened pitchfork. When the tunnels start to fill, he'll come out the hole you are over. This process also makes it easy for throwing them into annoying neighbors yards.[hihi]

 

[tarfu68]

slingshot with a marble...

 

[SlickHunter]

Give Bill Murry a call

 

[kwadz]

Thanks for all of the advice, guys. I'm looking into a Havahart trap right now. Anyone have a preference for a specific model from prior experience? Is it legal to trap one of these critters on private property in NJ? If so, where can I legally drop him off? Anyone have private land where you want him within 30 minutes of the Cherry Hill area? I'd be happy to drop him off for free! lol

 

[jerseyhunter]

I'd be happy to drop him off for free! lol

Somewhere where there's a lot of traffic.

 

[nightstalker911]

Anyone have private land where you want him within 30 minutes of the Cherry Hill area?

My farm is in Shamong. Bring him on down....
I have a lot of friends that trap nuisance Squirrels and release them here. We don't shoot squirrels here.
And we'll let the Ground hog move in and get comfy for a while.....

Then.............

[eyeroll]

 

[Buckman37]

This should work!

 

[halfrack]

I have a lot of friends that trap nuisance Squirrels and release them here. We don't shoot squirrels here

Isn't it illegal to relocate animals past your own property lines?[confused]

 

[Malsua]

where can I legally drop him off?

Any streams, rivers, ponds or lakes nearby? Neighbor's pool?

 

[coot09]

Isn't it illegal to relocate animals past your own property lines?

Its illegal to relocate on public property. Its legal on private property, with permission.

This should work!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2umEFHeo6mw

I want a Rodentator just for the fun of it! Kinda how we dealt with the bastards in Afghanistan. [up]
They have rebuilt ones for $1300 .. who wants to go in on one with me? [hihi]