...On Tuesday’s morning show on KGAB
radio [4/11/2017] a caller let me know of something called a Prairie Dog Vacuum. A what? Prairie Ecosystem Conservation Alliance (PECA)
swears by it. The system was built by Gay Balfour of Cortez, CO, using a modified
sewer-clearing truck to generate suction through a long hose. This amazing
modified machine whisks the little furry rodents through the rubber hose at an
amazing 60 mph. Environmentalists were outraged
when they first heard of the prairie dog vacuum but while getting sucked into a
waiting truck might shock and confuse the little varmints, it does not seem to
harm them, and they can be relocated. The company charges $1000 a day and can
clear about 20 acres in a day or about 800 holes...more
Here is the company video:
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