They will stand up and "whistle" at the entrance to their hole when they see danger and immediately dive in their hole. Boy, that brings back memories; guys used to ride the roads around here in the early evenings blasting the critters. The farmers (hardly any left) didn"t mind since they are a real nuisance. My brother shot over 300 in one summer using nothing but a 22. I swear, whether you shot them or not, the population remained about the same; just enuf so they had their own piece of ground. I used to hunt them all the time when I was a kid with my Dad"s 22WRF. One time I purposely pulled onto the shoulder to hit one with my car and I felt bad for killing it that way. Still can"t figure that out! Dead is dead, ain"t it? We had no woodchucks for 7 or eight years because of the coyotes. They are on their way back as are the rabbits since the population of coyotes is down. We have a local guy who kills coyotes like we used to kill woodchucks and he has definitely put a dent in the local population.
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