They are funny, fill that hole in, he clears it out, I did that with one that was a hazard, left a pile of wood there for awhile, finally cut and cleared it off, now he's dug in under there, either they stay in there a long time or move from den to den which I have seen, but when active, whats your dirt doing in my hole ?, he clears it, you put it back, rocks and all, boy they can move some dirt, cripes I had to put cone up near it, easily break a leg or ankle you step into one of those by mistake !
For a few years, if you saw the one in the photo yesterday, I had to share my produce with him, he was something else, did not have the heart to shoot him, and I had extra, would have went to waste, I always over plant, but man did he know how to pick a ripe tomato, they ain't stupid that is for sure !!!!
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