Your lawn is dug up, and your garden is being eaten. If you believe this sounds like the work of a beloved house pet, you’d be mistaken. Common to the northeastern United States, the land-dwelling rodent known as the groundhog has a long history of property damage.

One such groundhog had to be removed from the property of one Little Egg Harbor Township resident in New Jersey. The groundhog hid beneath the shed, and was soon captured through the use of our sophisticated cage traps.

But don’t worry, one cannot simply kill a groundhog. The capture methods are humane, and the beaver was later released in the wild, away from human interference.