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Posted by TimV on May 12, 2005 at 13:44:29 from (67.136.204.74):
In Reply to: Re: OT Groundhog bait posted by supergrumpy on May 12, 2005 at 13:35:19:
Scout's Honor! Take a look at their claws--they'll work just fine for tree climbing. Even played "ring around the rosie" with one in a big maple tree, just like you do with squirrels. I'd go one way and he'd go the other, until I hid and then threw a rock behind the side he was on. Right on cue, he slid around to my side, where he met 55 grains of .222 caliber lead delivered Airmail Express. Ask any serious woodchuck hunter and they'll probably tell you at least one case of seeing woodchucks up trees. They love apples, and as many apple trees are bred and pruned to be easy to pick from (low to the ground with the fruit on the outside branches) a woodchuck will happily climb them to get an apple now and then.
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