I hit a badger with a 1988 Buick Park Avenue. He got up shook himself off and wandered off in to the ditch. These are tough animals. My dad always used the 243 on badgers.
LOL..... " ewwww what a crazy fu@k, look at the honey badger it don't care"
ok... on a serious note, 80 liters of water and some CO from a 1978 chevy pick up and still nothing.... perhaps he has moved on. Look at the size of the hole.
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. They are nocturnal and can clean out a golfer colony in no time.
Fill in the hole and see if it is opened up again after a day or two. Then you will know if its still there.
Put the dirt back in the hole....17hmr?
For God's sake don't shoot any. Live trap them if you must and I'll set up a breeding facility on our farm. Think of all the great wildlife habitat that would be freed up if there were no more golf courses contaminating the landscape!
Dean

If you are positive what whole he is in take a truck with a water tank and start filling the hole, he will come out for sure, just be ready. When growing up on the farm this is how we used to do them in. When they would come up for air a long handled shovel would finish them off.



























