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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kid Glock" data-source="post: 4327549" data-attributes="member: 189">Death to dillies...Removing anything that supports their habitat (den, food, etc.) helps. The grubs (food source) should help relocate their digging. That can also help with mole/gopher control and eradication.I've rarely used steel traps due to cottontails, neighbor's cats, etc.That pretty much leaves live traps. The small acreage I'm on is close to town so may encounter most anything, both wild and domestic. As for wild, non-domestic critters, coons and possums (aka; raccoons and opossums) they get a bye. Skunks, dillies and due to their over-abundance, squirrels (tree rats) are on my hit list. I considered poison but due to it being non-selective, it's out.</blockquote>