I need help with Groundhog removal
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A spicy pepper-based repellent will aggravate a groundhog's heightened sense of smell and taste. Applying one throughout your yard will keep groundhogs from entering certain areas, stop them from chewing on plants and surfaces, and/or prevent destructive digging and burrowing.
It's important to note that repellents are rarely effective in keeping a mother groundhog away from her young. You may want to determine whether there is a nest on your property before you try to drive a groundhog out.
Thank you so much! I will try to figure out if there's a nest with babies and will be investing in some spicy pepper repellent. I would rather relocate the critters (like with repellent!) than hurt them, but I really don't want them under my porch causing subsidence. Your solution seems ideal.
use a live trap and dispose of them. Don't move them to another area and give someone else the problems you have.