is to use predator urine or commercial repellents around the burrow entrance.
Creating noise or vibrations, such as with wind chimes or ultrasonic devices, can also deter groundhogs. The goal is to make the environment uncomfortable so the groundhog will naturally seek a new location.
6. Deploy Live Traps the Right Way (And Check Local Wildlife Laws)
If the groundhog is persistent, you may need to trap and relocate it. Use a live trap that is at least 12 x 12 x 32 inches, and place it near the burrow