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Q&A: Night-Time Digging

Question: Something is digging up my yard at night. Any idea what it is?

Answer: It's difficult to know exactly who the culprit is; it could be a skunk. Skunk activity seems to be higher in the spring and then lessen naturally, so the problem may stop all on its own. Skunks may present a health hazard (if rabies is in your area or if they are feeding in trash cans, etc.) and so I would suggest you contact your local animal control agency for assistance with skunk problem. Other possible culprits include moles, voles, gophers, and squirrels.



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This news arrived on: 05/17/2008
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