Re: Springtime in PA
Marv,
You and me both having the groundhog problem. They basically ruined my
season last year. I captured four of them last year and transported them
about 10 miles up along the river. I had a nice pumpkin starting about July
15 and those..!#^%*&(*&^ ate it and the ends off all my vines.
I used a hav-a-hart cage and lead a line of fresh orchard apples cut in
quarters to the cage, then transported them. Start cagin them early. Don't
leave the cage set over night though, you might get critters you don't want
in there (pole cats etc.) phewwww!
Keep me in touch about those hogs.
Don Warwood, WV
----- Original Message -----
From: <Lubadub@aol.com>
To: <Pumpkins@mallorn.com>
Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 3:20 PM
Subject: Springtime in PA
> I just can't believe what I saw today. I was riding in the country. It was
> far off running in a field. It was all alone. I have seen these more often
> than I ever wanted. I had seen them in my patch. They ate everything one
> year. They ate my Lloyd 935.You got it. My first groundhog of the season.
> Marv in Altoona
>
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