How do you get rid of woodchucks?
![Tammy Stephens](https://cdn-fastly.hometalk.com/media/profile/2017/02/05/19721995_1.jpg?size=91x91)
We have a woodchuck that has made our dirtfloor she'd his home. He will come out and sun himself during the days and tantalize our 9 lb yorky and is tearing up my flower beds. I've tried live trapping him with different vegis to no success,please help!!
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