If the holes are plugged, you most likely have pocket gophers. There are four different species in New Mexico. Pocket gophers are burrowing rodents, which live almost entirely underground.

While gophers and groundhogs are often mistaken for one another, there are key differences in their size, appearance, ...

Gophers are small, furry rodents that burrow tunnels through yards of North America and Central America. Their full name is pocket gopher because they have external fur-lined cheek pouches, or ...

The pocket gophers take the dirt out of the tunnel systems and pile it into crescent-shaped mounds that are asymmetrical. Instead of an easily seen entrance hole, there is a soil plug to the side ...

Pocket gophers grow to between 5 to 14 inches in length and use their strong front claws for digging holes and creating a tunnel system. It pushes soil to the surface to form mounds. They’re ...

The camas pocket gopher, ... Line raised garden beds and freshly dug holes for tree planting with wire meshed hardware cloth — ¼ to ½ inch mesh screen will deter gophers and voles.

Gophers, also called pocket gophers, can be any one of the 38 species that belong to the Geomyidae family. These outdoor rodents spend a lot of their time underground in search of food.

A neighborhood in south Glendale is infested with pocket gophers. Uncoordinated trapping efforts are only getting neighbors so far.

For decades, pocket gophers have pockmarked the park. Countless ankles have been twisted in their holes, and gnawed wiring at the park had to be repeatedly replaced.

In 2014, three sub-species of the Mazama pocket gopher were listed as threatened in the county under the Endangered Species Act. Since then, property owners have lived in fear that a gopher hole ...

Pocket gophers burrow 6 to 12 inches below the soil surface, ... Unfortunately, the dog leaves behind huge holes, mayhem and destruction for us to clean up.