Then he chewed through our satellite cable. This was not cute. I was upset. I vowed to do something about it... but alas, procrastination and laziness convinced me that he was still harmless. Then, this spring, Chuck decided to eat some of Michele's tender young plants. Tasty I'm sure... but Chuck had pushed his luck too far and he and I both would be subject to Michele's wrath.
So, I bought a trap. I would trap Chuck and take him to a nice park and he would run and play and have little Chucks and we would all live happily ever after.
This morning the trap was sprung for the third time this summer. Today's catch brings the grand total to
Oh well... Alex and I loaded him up and took him to a nature area near by. If anyone has a sure-fire bait for woodchucks, let me know. Until then, I'll just keep trapping and removing whatever is hungry and dumber than Chuck.
4 comments:
I like all the wildlife you have. Even if you don't.
maybe you should start a petting zoo...
Does Alex every see the wildlife in her backyard? Megan would be all smiles if our wildlife came out during the day.
we had a "Chuck" living under our deck for a while - that is until he fell into one of our egress windows about a month ago. We then had to have him trapped and taken away.
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