Re: Groundhogs

**C* <i*@cobrahead.com>**

Tom said, "I'd trade you our rats for your cute groundhogs, anytime."

Not at all a fair trade as we already have Norway rats in the east and
Midwest, and brown rats, too.

A family of groundhogs can demolish a very large vegetable garden in an
evening.  There are few plants they don't like or will at least chew on.
The adults are more than five times bigger than adult rats.

You would not like groundhogs in your garden.  However, if you send me five
rats, I'll send you five groundhogs.  If my traps work (I've had good luck
using peanut butter and broccoli for bait), I should be able to get them
off to you in the the next day or two.

Noel

Noel Valdes
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