On 5 Oct 2003 09:11:45 -0700, (glowworm) wrote:

Do you really have a pet groundhog or are you pulling my leg?

LOL!!

I don't think I've ever trapped one this late in the year. I let em live and let
live until they start reaking havoc in the garden, then they gotta go... in CT,
that's usually June or July, IIRC.

I think your best bet would be to identify your general area, and then have
someone email you when they get tired of sharing their yard with one of those
little buggers. I know if I had one that had to go, I would have been happy to
let it go in your yard, privided it was in the vicinity. I used to drive em up
to one of the local reservoirs, about a 25 mile loop.... been a couple years
though.





Salty Thumb wrote in message . ..
(glowworm) wrote in
om:


If you've got some groundhogs that you might not want and you'd be
willing to trap him HUMANELY, I will be willing to pay for the little
guy.


Listen, if you're going to do this with an eye towards raising a little
weatherman come Feb. 2, don't even bother. Been there done that. Mine
just sits on the couch eating chips and watching tv.

- S