06-10-2012, 07:52 PM
We had woodchucks in Western MA.
Big, probably twice the size of the one in the pic.
They like to burrow in pastures with sandy soil. Their big pile of excavation spoils would betray them.
I never saw so many as in Ohio. I saw a field that was crawling with them, where we would have one or two in the same size field.
The rockchucks that I've seen in Oregon have been around 4000 feet elevation.
The mist is one thing, but then there's the rainbow....need some velocity for that.
Big, probably twice the size of the one in the pic.
They like to burrow in pastures with sandy soil. Their big pile of excavation spoils would betray them.
I never saw so many as in Ohio. I saw a field that was crawling with them, where we would have one or two in the same size field.
The rockchucks that I've seen in Oregon have been around 4000 feet elevation.
The mist is one thing, but then there's the rainbow....need some velocity for that.