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Groundhog Control


Groundhogs are big, groundhogs are stubborn, groundhogs are persistent, and without some sort of groundhog control, your groundhog is going to demolish your garden and yard in no time flat. Right now it´s on the outside of your garden fence eyeballing your fledgling veggies deciding which of them it´s going to eat first . Oh, by the way, your groundhog is done with your Icelandic poppies and cornflower´s and would like to know when to return for desert! What makes matters worse is that it calls the enormous, newly excavated space it´s made under your garage floor home - the hole under the shed slab is no longer big enough for her and her four cubs! So, she's moved out, and it looks as if another groundhog from across the way is eyeballing the vacancy.

You need to get rid of your Groundhog Problem

The Crittergetter is not your typical groundhog control product. It exterminates groundhogs through the use of engine exhaust from a car, truck, tractor, mower, ATV, or nearly any other type of combustion engine, diesel or gasoline. Quite plainly stated: Exhaust Kills. Your problem groundhog lives inside a burrow. That burrow is a confined space. The Crittergetter will fill that confined space with a toxic gas that will lull your groundhog to sleep painlessly and permanently... that´s the end of your groundhog problem.

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The Crittergetter is the only proactive groundhog control product available. When applied properly, the burrow system of the groundhog is no match for the Crittergetter because its use of high pressure exhaust makes it capable of reaching the farthest reaches of any burrow. Nearly every other product on the market relies on an action from the groundhog to be effective; the Crittergetter takes the action to these unrelenting pests. Use the Crittergetter for your groundhog control needs and "bring the business" to your groundhogs, before your groundhogs give the business to you.

Not a groundhog? Have other critter issues in addition to groundhogs? Not a problem. The Crittergetter is the lone product available where it doesn´t matter what type of critter you need to get rid of… the results are always the same; the Crittergetter turns the entire burrow into a toxic environment, regardless of the critter type.




Concerned about how the Crittergetter may affect your environment? Read The Crittergetter – An Alternative to Poison to find out how the Crittergetter works and why common fertilizers, pesticides, and pest control products are markedly more harmful to your children, your pets, and you.



Groundhog

The Crittergetter's use of engine exhaust for groundhog extermination is not a new idea. Farmers and Landowners throughout the U.S. have been successfully using engine exhaust as an abatement technique for decades. The Crittergetter simply provides a properly constructed tool, made of the appropriately sized parts, to efficiently and effectively use this technique in one easy to use kit.

A note regarding exhaust pipe sizing:

Vehicle exhaust pipes are sized as they are for a reason. Attempting to reduce an exhaust pipe to a 3/4-inch or 5/8-inch diameter will cause excess backpressure resulting Critter Moundin valve and catalytic converter damage. If the automakers could use pipes of these smaller diameters for their exhaust systems, they would have done so long ago and saved themselves a great deal of money.

Unlike most poisons, baits, traps, bullets, toxic castor oil, and other products used for groundhog control; the Crittergetter is safe for use around both children and pets.

Groundhog curious? Scan to the bottom of this page to learn more about these relentless pests. For those interested in learning more about the Crittergetter, pest identification, and much more; the toolbar´s above and to the left provide links to resources and information specific to many types of burrowing animals including sections on damage prevention measures and specific animal habitats. In addition, for homeowners in cities and tight-knit suburbs lacking the access requirements to use the Crittergetter for their groundhog control needs, we provide links to alternative product manufacturers, alternative product retailers, and other informational websites that will help these individuals get rid of their groundhogs or other burrowing pests.


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To order a Crittergetter simply follow the easy steps below.


  1. Measure your exhaust pipe.
  2. Tailpipe measurement example 1

    For this application an "Up to 3-inch" Homeowner Crittergetter or a 3" (7.6 cm) Original Crittergetter should be ordered.

    Correct way to measure an odd sized tailpipe

    This is the correct way to measure an odd shaped tailpipe. A "3-inch Plus" Homeowner Crittergetter or a 4" (10.2 cm) Original Crittergetter should be ordered.




  3. Determine the required length of your Crittergetter by measuring the distance from your vehicle to the burrow opening or mound. (For the average person, one large step equals about 3-feet.)

  4. Select a Crittergetter from our product selection below.
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We have two versions of the Crittergetter: The Original and The Homeowner. The Original Crittergetter hose is constructed of very heavy gage 3-Ply Polyester Yarns, is tough enough to be driven over by a car on a rocky surface without being damaged, and was created with the intent of withstanding continuous vigorous use. For those who do not require the industrial strength and durability of the Original, we have the Homeowner Crittergetter. By forming a union between the Original Crittergetter hose and our lightweight plastic hose we can offer a product that is better suited to the majority of our users needs. Other benefits of the Homeowner Crittergetter as compared to the Original Crittergetter are as follows:

100% customer satisfaction is very important to us - If you are not satisfied with your Crittergetter for any reason, please return it! See our Return Policy for details.



Homeowner Crittergetter

Homeowner Crittergetter

Priced From: $29.99
Reasonably priced two day shipping available

Up to 3-inch Homeowner Crittergetter - 50 feet long - Suitable for exhaust pipes from ¾-inches to 3-inches

3-inch Plus Homeowner Crittergetter - 50 feet long - Suitable for exhaust pipes from 2-inches to 4-inches

50-foot Hose Extension/Replacement - Available for both Homeowner Crittergetter Models

Coupler - Available for both Homeowner Crittergetter Models - one coupler is required per extension

See all 6 Homeowner Crittergetter Products


Original Crittergetter

Original Crittergetter

Priced From: $36.86
Reasonably priced two day shipping available on select items

2-inch Crittergetter - Suitable for exhaust pipes from ¾-inches to 2-inches

2 ½-inch Crittergetter - Suitable for exhaust pipes from ¾-inches to 2 ½-inches

3-inch Crittergetter - Suitable for exhaust pipes from ¾-inches to 3-inches

4-inch Crittergetter - Suitable for exhaust pipes from 2-inches to 4-inches




The Groundhog

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Id Your Groundhog

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Groundhog Geography

Woodchuck Range in North America

Where Groundhogs Live

The groundhog prefers to habituate pastures, loosely wooded fields, and areas of dense shrubs. Due to continuing deforestation, the groundhog habitat is expanding and their numbers are ever on the rise. The groundhog prefers easy to dig loam and sandy loam soil. Its burrow opening will typically ...


What Groundhogs Eat

The groundhog is a strict herbivore active in its foraging during the daylight hours. Its food sources include: vegetables, grasses and legumes. In early spring when green foliage is still scarce, the groundhog will often eat bark, buds, and twigs. Later...


Groundhog Facts

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Groundhog Damage

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Groundhog Damage Prevention

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Groundhog Control Methods

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Groundhogs are frustrating, especially when combined with your landscaping. What seems to make the damage done by these animals worse is the intelligence displayed by them when attempting to stop them: Groundhogs seam to learn to avoid and overcome traps, they hide and barricade themselves away from danger, they adapt to noise, and they learn to shun baits and poisons. Often adding even more frustration, is the common error of confusing your groundhog with some other sort of perpetrating animal, which typically causes the use of inappropriate products, and in turn, ineffective treatment. Considering all of these contributing factors, it's a wonder anyone is ever able to gain any sort of control over these animals. Use of the Crittergetter removes much of the contradiction and confusion created due to the differing types of treatment required for each individual critter, and unlike traps, poison baits, and most other pest control methods, the Crittergetter does not rely on any action from the groundhog or other pest to be effective. By delivering a fast moving, burrow-end reaching, 'non-pest specific' pressurized carbon monoxide gas, the Crittergetter, unlike many other products, will be effective regardless of what type of burrowing pest it comes up against because its quick delivery does not allow any critter the time to hide.



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