Go for it: Our new landscaper started today, He asked me what he should start on, I told him to just "go for it". Sorry, my kids warned me about using puns, but seriously this guy is a...

LMG Loc: Arizona

Our new landscaper started today, He asked me what he should start on, I told him to just "go for it".
Sorry, my kids warned me about using puns, but seriously this guy is a new addition to the back yard and is moving quite a bit of earth. Since my yard is trees and boulders and only cleared for dead brush, this guy is welcome to join the circle of life. Unless of course he does damage to my home, then I'll relocate him.

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home brewer Loc: Fort Wayne, Indiana

You are kinder than I am. But; then the ones we have here, dig under our chicken shed and chicken fence letting in predators. They also dig under our out buildings. In general a they are a nuisance.
You took very nice photos.

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

I'd relocate him to the Photo Gallery

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Good catch, Larry!

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

LMG wrote:

Our new landscaper started today, He asked me what he should start on, I told him to just "go for it".
Sorry, my kids warned me about using puns, but seriously this guy is a new addition to the back yard and is moving quite a bit of earth. Since my yard is trees and boulders and only cleared for dead brush, this guy is welcome to join the circle of life. Unless of course he does damage to my home, then I'll relocate him.

kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

At my place, he would probably die from lead poisoning.

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

LMG wrote:

Our new landscaper started today, He asked me what he should start on, I told him to just "go for it".
Sorry, my kids warned me about using puns, but seriously this guy is a new addition to the back yard and is moving quite a bit of earth. Since my yard is trees and boulders and only cleared for dead brush, this guy is welcome to join the circle of life. Unless of course he does damage to my home, then I'll relocate him.

Destructive little cutie hogging ground

clint f. Loc: Priest Lake Idaho, Spokane Wa

kpmac wrote:

At my place, he would probably die from lead poisoning.

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LMG Loc: Arizona

home brewer wrote:

You are kinder than I am. But; then the ones we have here, dig under our chicken shed and chicken fence letting in predators. They also dig under our out buildings. In general a they are a nuisance.
You took very nice photos.

Thanks,I totally get your circumstance, I can see how much destruction one can do. If I had livestock or landscaping I'm certain he'd end up in the great beyond.

LMG Loc: Arizona

UTMike wrote:

Good catch, Larry!

Thanks Mike, He's free and easy.

LMG Loc: Arizona

kpmac wrote:

At my place, he would probably die from lead poisoning.

No lead here but I was surprized that guy found and room to dig let alone find that much dirt.

Curmudgeon Loc: SE Arizona

They could destroy my home garden in no time. I used poison, traps and organic things like burying wine bottles which were supposed to create harmonics to drive them away. My final solution was to sit on my deck and pop the little buggers (not the word I wanted to use) with .22 hollow points.

Bultaco Loc: Aiken, SC

kpmac wrote:

At my place, he would probably die from lead poisoning.

From a 22.

Bubalola Loc: Big Apple, NY

LMG wrote:

Our new landscaper started today, He asked me what he should start on, I told him to just "go for it".
Sorry, my kids warned me about using puns, but seriously this guy is a new addition to the back yard and is moving quite a bit of earth. Since my yard is trees and boulders and only cleared for dead brush, this guy is welcome to join the circle of life. Unless of course he does damage to my home, then I'll relocate him.

Great shots, LMG!