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put into large garbage bag, put in chunks of dry ice, squeeze the air out and the CO2
will kill them. Ingrid


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Old 01-05-2006, 04:28 AM posted to rec.gardens
 
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Default Groundhog problems...

OK -- So, how about an Air Rifle (1000 fps or the like) at point blank
range?

RE-the garbage bag idea/dry ice -- I thought of garbage back and piping
in the exhaust of my car:-)

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