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<blockquote data-quote="WV Hitman" data-source="post: 3041778" data-attributes="member: 115208"><p>98% of the ones I shoot now are males. They have been mating for a while. Hunted one big farm for 20+ years. Groundhogs did not disappear until the coyotes moved in. Always see lots of little ones in early May.</p><p>Been hunting on the airport for 35+ years. Still killing them regularly.</p><p>I stop hunting groundhogs 5/15 each year, then go to ID to work on rockchucks. Those farmers say kill them all or don't come back. I hunt 6-7 days there. Last year was the worst year, killed 279( had a hard freeze that killed a lot). Two years ago killed 479 with my handguns.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WV Hitman, post: 3041778, member: 115208"] 98% of the ones I shoot now are males. They have been mating for a while. Hunted one big farm for 20+ years. Groundhogs did not disappear until the coyotes moved in. Always see lots of little ones in early May. Been hunting on the airport for 35+ years. Still killing them regularly. I stop hunting groundhogs 5/15 each year, then go to ID to work on rockchucks. Those farmers say kill them all or don't come back. I hunt 6-7 days there. Last year was the worst year, killed 279( had a hard freeze that killed a lot). Two years ago killed 479 with my handguns. [/QUOTE]
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