SmallCaliberCentral

Glen,

I thought of you the other day when I was looking at one of my projects. I recently had to have a section of telephone cable replaced that had gone bad and while doing so, I saw a groundhog run into it's hole next to a culvert. It was probably the reason the cable had gone bad.

I went out to inspect the completed job this past week and and saw the groundhog again so I just sat and waited a few minutes for it to come back out.




Here's a little closer look.




If the company would just let me carry a gun, I think I could save them a lot of money. This was two counties away from here. I wish we had groundhogs like we used to back in the late sixties, I sure miss hunting them.

It's good to know all those 204'ed groundhog pics & videos work Melvin. Thanks for the pictures. I think Diane woulda laid a hurtin on that one.

If that was at my house he would like like this,

Great Pic Melvin!

Considering today is my Friday I am REALLY HOPING that I get at least one nice day to put the hurting on them before gobbler gets into full swing! RAIN, RAIN GO AWAY!

KERRBANG........WHACK!!!

Nice pics.

In Christ,

Song Dog

Hey Glen.....there's a few chucks near my house here that resemble your chuck shown above, but mine all have .224" bullet holes in their heads. Wonder what's up with that?

A little more bullet diameter never hurt a groundhog that I know of. Maybe killed em quicker but I was never able to get a stop watch on the death rate.

I was just meanin' that your chuck was "holeless"....... You need to look into that and take appropriate action.