coxbros1 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2024 9:48 pm
Lowgear wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2024 9:38 pm pool shed
You have a pool?
I have a pool but I don't
own a pool.
It's my parents in-ground, kidney shaped, heated, with multicolored light... pool. I've bought several R/C boats to use in it over the past 11 years, and not a single one has touched water yet.
I usually only go in it once or twice a season, and spend the rest of the time complaining about how much of a humongous pain it is to maintain every year. Let me just say that owning a pool in the forest is an exercise in futility. That is along with the rest of their property I spend my days involved in.
Dadio wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 2:46 am
Or a pool table in a shed , not sure wich I'd choose to be honest , probably the pool table .
I know very little about the damage ground hogs do but domestically badgers don't really cause any damage , they can cause erosion of river banks if the build a set there , badger sets can be huge as they are communal animals , some sets can be very old as well , I've lived here 18 years and there were sets here that were old then and still in use now .
Badgers sound a lot better than groundhogs who destroy the ground as their name implies, along with anything in it. Wires, foundations, irrigation systems, etc... The main concern for us though is protecting our extensive flower and vegetable gardens. They can decimate those in short order. With it being winter it's not that much of a concern but they're definitely a critter we don't want setting up shop here any time of the year. I'm just glad it decided to burrow under the pool shed, and not into the greenhouse which is next to it.