Humane options like scented herbal repellents may do the trick Reviewed by Julie Thompson-Adolf If groundhogs are eating your garden, it's critical to learn how to get rid of these animals ...

With all the rainfall, trees and shrubs have had substantial growth. But this lush growth is also appealing to wildlife in ...

Commercial repellents, which emit predator scents or unpleasant odors, can be effective in deterring groundhogs. These products often contain natural ingredients like castor oil and can be sprayed ...

The patient was one of three Powassan virus cases reported in Wisconsin so far this year, all of which required hospitalization.

Deer Scram, Liquid Fence and Milorganite Fertilizer are some of the most recommended deer repellents. They are all very effective. To get the best results, throughout the season you should use ...

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This year, the disease has already led to one death and three hospitalizations in Wisconsin. The Bayfield County Health Department has confirmed that a patient from northern Wisconsin had died from ...

Repellents Scent-based repellents, like cayenne pepper, soap shavings, or predator urine, are commonly used to deter wildlife from gardens.

A neighbor’s groundhog sighting sparked a deeper look into the surprising damage these common but destructive burrowing animals can cause to gardens and home foundations—and what you can do ...

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