Reply to "Anyone got any idea what this is caused by?"

River RunnerHall of Famer

1. Reminds me of an Armadillo, a big one (12" opening). I have same occurrence happening on a small ravine on my property. Armadillo will burrow on the side-wall of ravine and burrow tunnels and coming out on the upper side, adjacent to ravine. I assume your bottom photo could be the initial digging entrance and the top photo my be an exit burrow hole. (due to no extra loose dirt around hole) Wish I had a good way to keep them off my property or near the house. My old lab's Teeth aren't what they used to be..He was an Armadillo Killing Machine..

2. Ground Hog, perhaps, not too familiar enough with their digging habits..

3. One last thought, was there ever a tree cut down, and root system rotted away and left the hole?

9/28/168:33 AM

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