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Underappreciated and far less seen than most Minnesota mammals, pocket gophers are nevertheless abundant wherever their telltale dirt mounds are located.

Called pocket gophers because of their furry cheek pouches that carry food and nesting materials, these critters are larger than either moles or voles, ranging from six to ten inches long.

How much damage have these gophers caused? 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.

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.

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Pocket gophers can cause significant damage to valuable turf, girdle trees, and chew irrigation lines. Their mounds can create tripping hazards and lead to erosion concerns when found on slopes.