What's digging holes in my yard?

[BigBody79]

Can any body identity these holes?
Not connected. About 4-6" deep. All located in the same vicinity.

 

[anvilrubi]

Moles, gophers ? If you seen caddy shack you know what to do.

 

[Bogleparsons]

armadillo?

coyote?

 

[rockmafia]

Skunk

 

[RatLabGuy]

stanley yelnats

 

[1-tonmudder]

stanley yelnats

had to Google that one.

 

[Barry3913]

Can any body identity these holes?
Not connected. About 4-6" deep. All located in the same vicinity.

My money on: It's a Skunk!

 

[Infamous1]

Sniff the hole, if its Flower you will know it!!

 

[6BangBronk]

Frogs or skunks. If frogs you'll see them eventually. If skunks you'll hope you DON'T see them eventually. Skunks dig for grub worms. They smell them with their long snout of a nose.

 

[Ron]

voles

 

[criket]

Yep either a skunk or voles. Most likely skunk since the holes are sort of shallow

 

[OnlyOneDR]

Sounds like a big bag of GrubEx is in your future: Scotts GrubEx1 - Insect and Grub Control - Scotts

This reminds me that it is time to re-apply in my yard.

 

[criket]

Here is a good read for skunks

Skunks | Trapping Skunks

 

[Dylan W.]

stanley yelnats

That's the same name spelled backwards Mr. Sir.

 

[Lizooki]

It's these guys ....

 

[Lizooki]

btw- image google skunk holes dug in yard. I would bet they will look familiar.


Matt

 

[criket]

It's these guys ....

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Is that Woody Harrelson on the left?

 

[BigBody79]

I don't think that it's a skunk. We don't have them around here. I never seen one or smelled one in this area. Not even a dead one on the road.

I'm in agreement for the grub ex. But, it needs an inch of water after its applied. Thats going to be tough. Timing that one will be tricky.