I'm thinking acetylene and a match.

Update again, 5 skunk and 2 raccoon caught since I started this thread.

I just hope its not a skunk. Edit UPDATE Its a skunk
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Fog machine with a bit of peppermint oil added.

Rag with bleach, add 1 - 2 tsp ammonia and stay away for an hour or so.

Or for the faint of heart, run a flex hose from your tail pipe.

A 6ft length of paracord with a slipknot loop slightly smaller than the hole, hung right in front will get you good results. Tie the other end to something solid like a fence post.

One bag of sakrete and some water ought to take care of that.

That looks more like a rabbit hole, something else went after. Up here they breed like.......rabbits.

The up side is the proliferation of Owls, hawks and eagles sitting in the trees and phone poles in the alleys. Had a nice red tail chowing down on one last week. That cliche Fur was flying. He/ She? was dropping hide like confetti.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

That looks more like a rabbit hole, something else went after. Up here they breed like.......rabbits.

The up side is the proliferation of Owls, hawks and eagles sitting in the trees and phone poles in the alleys. Had a nice red tail chowing down on one last week. That cliche Fur was flying. He/ She? was dropping hide like confetti.

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The only wildlife I've seen in your alley is a rabid squirrel...

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

That looks more like a rabbit hole, something else went after. Up here they breed like.......rabbits.

The up side is the proliferation of Owls, hawks and eagles sitting in the trees and phone poles in the alleys. Had a nice red tail chowing down on one last week. That cliche Fur was flying. He/ She? was dropping hide like confetti.

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Neighbor caught and relocated a skunk without getting sprayed last week, so I hope it is not another one. The rabbits on the east side of Wheat Ridge have increased exponentially since they started developing all the abandoned greenhouse properties and drove all the red fox out of the area. I have I grown up here and do not ever remember seeing a rabbit until last year in this area. I really hope it is a rabbit.

Piss in the hole.

Diesel fuel.