Cats are evil.

[PetroleumJunkie412]

Derogatory name for a ground hog. Also known as a gopher or whistle pig depending on region.

Ground pig / woodchuck in these parts.


Or Phil.



















F*ck Phil.

 

[Dsetz]

Whatcha do with a dirt pig once you've caught it?
Are they tastey like pigs? Or greasy like a marmot?

 

[PetroleumJunkie412]

Whatcha do with a dirt pig once you've caught it?
Are they tastey like pigs? Or greasy like a marmot?

If you know how.to remove their.scent glands, they taste like jerky

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

Whatcha do with a dirt pig once you've caught it?
Are they tastey like pigs? Or greasy like a marmot?

Super sonic sleeping pill and throw in ditch.

They dig under the cement floor in my barn which is a good way to get on my bad side.

 

[Paulos]

Derogatory name for a ground hog. Also known as a gopher or whistle pig depending on region.

I figured that the "urban dictionary" wasn't right. We've got them here in NC also, I've just never heard them called dirt pigs. I prefer this picture to the one the urban dictionary put in my head. Although, the one the urban dictionary described might not hurt the concrete floor in your barn.

 

[cbxer55]

Derogatory name for a ground hog. Also known as a gopher or whistle pig depending on region.

I kind of like the description Paulos provided a little better, even though I'd never touch such a vile creature as that. LMAO!!

 

[cbxer55]

I figured that the "urban dictionary" wasn't right. We've got them here in NC also, I've just never heard them called dirt pigs. I prefer this picture to the one the urban dictionary put in my head. Although, the one the urban dictionary described might not hurt the concrete floor in your barn.
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Maybe not the floor, but you might catch a nasty three-letter concotion from the one the Urban Dictionary described.

 

[Dsetz]

Boy it sure looks a lot like the marmots we have. Gotta research the difference.

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

I figured that the "urban dictionary" wasn't right. We've got them here in NC also, I've just never heard them called dirt pigs. I prefer this picture to the one the urban dictionary put in my head. Although, the one the urban dictionary described might not hurt the concrete floor in your barn.
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They dig under the floor and I drive tractors on the top of the floor.

Cement was new 2 years ago so I am kind of fussy about it, I don’t want a stupid varmint causing the floor to crack/break. They are really hard on buildings.

 

[Paulos]

They dig under the floor and I drive tractors on the top of the floor.

Cement was new 2 years ago so I am kind of fussy about it, I don’t want a stupid varmint causing the floor to crack/break. They are really hard on buildings.

I got the picture from this site, but you may already know about this stuff.

 

[Bird76Mojo]

This takes care of all my pest problems. Cats, groundhogs, ground squirrels, foxes, raccoons, etc.. If it isn't strong enough or I need a longer range shot, then I break out one of my scoped AR15's and turn the bastards inside-out.

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

.22LR in trap and #6 20ga running loose works great for me.

 

[Dsetz]

Hmm ship me a few dirt pigs, we will have a battle royale between the cats and the hogs!

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

Cats don’t do much with them unfortunately, they are bigger than a cat and have a strong don’t mess with me attitude.

 

[Dirtman]

A housecat is not taking down a groundhog... I've seen them chase off dogs...