What kind of critter dwelling is this ??

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Princess Valiant

Princess Valiant

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moved my duster out after it had been in the same spot for the past 2 years and I find this.

what do you guys think and how to get rid of whatever is in there ?

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Didnt think raccoons dug holes.
Had a groundhog around here that dug a few under buildings. Neighbour put the run on it,was gining on his garden.
 
Looks like one of the Armadillo holes we have around here.
 
Probably a gopher (or ground hog) based on the hole size and scat size. Flood the hole with water and see what comes out...and kill it.
 
Snake!

You have a Ford Cobra, see the pile of rust? :-O

Run away! Run away!
 
go get some gopher gassers. Lite two and throw in the hole, cover the hole with a board and put dirt on top of it to seal it.
are those Coon turds off to the left in that pile?
 
Could be Prairie Dog..if so there will be a "back door" somewhere. Don't do the water thing...doesn't work..ask how I know..Go to farm store and get poison...try to find escape hole and block it..I had to do this every morning for a week to get rid of one on my property in Colorado.
 
Looks looks a groundhog hole, they're vegetarians primarily, usually they leave what look like little gherkins behind. So not sure of the dump pile there.
 
red67gts said:
put a hose on exhaust and run down in hole.
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this will work, lawnmower exhaust into hole, seal it and let it run a tank of gas out. 3/4" x 4 FT. range flex connector is great to hook to the exhaust opening, and easy to get down the hole. Of course black gas pipe will work too , but harder to "swing" around into the hole. -swing, 2 or 3 ells to swing into any position.
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Better move all your cars away from that hole.
It's definitely from a tin worm!
 
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