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Little bastards come back every year.

1st year I used amonia in the hole, but last year I dont think it worked.

I saw basically a smoke bomb that goes in the hole and eats away the oxygen, looks like a flare. Can I just use a flare or should I get the actual bomb.

 

Any other ideas? (would love to sit on a chair with a 22 and a cool lemonade and wait, but dont think my town would appreciate it)

Little bastards come back every year.

1st year I used amonia in the hole, but last year I dont think it worked.

I saw basically a smoke bomb that goes in the hole and eats away the oxygen, looks like a flare. Can I just use a flare or should I get the actual bomb.

 

Any other ideas? (would love to sit on a chair with a 22 and a cool lemonade and wait, but dont think my town would appreciate it)

 

Get some CB caps. They are quiet:

 

You could always hook up a hose from the exhaust of your car. :icon_twisted:

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Crossbow.

 

That would be soooooooo awesome, extra points if I pin it to the tree behind the hole.

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Get some CB caps. They are quiet:

 

You could always hook up a hose from the exhaust of your car. :icon_twisted:

 

 

I thought about filling the hole with fireworks then covering the hole, if it didnt suffocate it would get the **** scared out of it.

I have the same problem at my place too. Little bastards are under my shed, and are now digging under my foundation!!!

They would notice the very large bang. But in this state TCB with a .22 is the end of the world

I dunno man, that could get pretty hairy if they dug under your houses foundation, or shed. :pardon: Not sure if you want to eliminate the structure they've been digging under along with them.

If possible eliminate there food source.They love dandelions !! Get rid of the weeds and they will move to the nieghbors!!

I grew up with those things in my backyard and the only (reasonable) thing that worked was live traps and a drive to the county park. By the way, if you corner them they will come at you. Their teeth look bigger that way. If you sneak up on the babies, and the mom catches you, mom can scream like the loudest woman you've ever heard. Very surpriseing since they're usually super silent.

I had 2 living under the shed until 2 years ago. Right about the same time my Rottie stuck her head under there trying to get them. Guess they don't like Rotweillers much. Too bad, I'd love to pop a mini mag in one.

I should add that letting them go in a county park may not be 100% legal.

I don't believe your allowed to capture and relocated any animal with out the proper authorization. I could be wrong but we asked about moving a goose nest a couple years ago and got a big negative on that. It was dead center in a parking lot with grass/dirt dividers...dunno why they picked that spot, the geese were always chasing cars and people around the parking lot when they got too close.

So, don't get caught not killing animals and don't get caught killing them. Simple solution.

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I thought about just making a simple snare, the hole isnt that big that it would be pretty easy to catch it going in and out, would prefer not to kill it. Wanted to get some use out of the army field guide.

 

My dad has a trap I may try that and then relocate it, law be damned, there is a forest a block away.

You can trap them with a have a heart trap. Then you have to call animal control to come pick them up. They usually take the animal and your cage and return the cage when they get around to it.

 

It's a bunch of BS.

 

A .22 is so much easier, and much more economical.

subsonic .22 shorts make no noise...

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subsonic .22 shorts make no noise...

 

I just got back from the store, $15 for repellent, $5 for smoke bomb to kill it, easy answer:

 

FIRE IN THE HOLE

 

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subsonic .22 shorts make no noise...

yes they do....not AS loud as a regular velocity..but it still sounds like a shot.

They have alot of pellet guns with surpressors built into the barrel.

They have alot of pellet guns with surpressors built into the barrel.

Legalities of that suggestion aside..i dont know as i'd trust a Pellet, even a .22 pellet from anythign other than a VERY high-end air rifle to dispatch a Chuck cleanly.

They have alot of pellet guns with surpressors built into the barrel.

 

Pellet guns in free states are not firearms and because of that dont have to abide by NFA restrictions. However, in NJ, a pellet gun is a firearm. A firearm with a supressor in NJ is a big no no! While you are still not violating NFA (federally it is OK) NJ doesnt allow supressors

yes they do....not AS loud as a regular velocity..but it still sounds like a shot.

 

I assure you they don't make a noise out of my suppressed machinegun. ;)

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