That looks like raccoons. Some will say skunk, but raccoons to me based on large area of damage.
ATL_Founder2017
Or Dillas
fleetfeet9
Crows
TheRealSOB
Grubs. They eat the grass roots and then their predator pulls the grass out to find and eat the grubs. Could be a varmit or a bird. Birds did it to my yard this past spring and without total intervention from my weed guy, they would have destroyed the whole lawn.
vastoholic
I just discovered our culprit was an armadillo (Oklahoma area) but it was in the middle of the yard not at the edge/sidewalk.
EntertainmentFit3288
Something is digging for grubs. Doesn’t really matter what animal it is. Get rid of the grubs and the animals stop digging.
conradthecook
Looks like armadillo or skunk digging for grubs
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Better_Golf1964
It could be a potential gravitational wormhole anomaly that’s pulling the side away in those areas but I don’t know where in the world do you live and have you looked at magnetic poles and how the shifting of our thing that it feels is going on right now
igotw0rms
Wouldnt put it past a kid with a stick and a mission for slight destruction.
win007
I had a similar issue and I had white grub in my lawn which was being attacked at by crows.
Sudden-Garage
Crows and other birds like them are the answer. My entire lawn got, got this year. I’m not even sure what to do to fix it it’s so bad.
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Looks like a hungry skunk digging for grubs
That looks like raccoons. Some will say skunk, but raccoons to me based on large area of damage.
Or Dillas
Crows
Grubs. They eat the grass roots and then their predator pulls the grass out to find and eat the grubs. Could be a varmit or a bird. Birds did it to my yard this past spring and without total intervention from my weed guy, they would have destroyed the whole lawn.
I just discovered our culprit was an armadillo (Oklahoma area) but it was in the middle of the yard not at the edge/sidewalk.
Something is digging for grubs. Doesn’t really matter what animal it is. Get rid of the grubs and the animals stop digging.
Looks like armadillo or skunk digging for grubs
It could be a potential gravitational wormhole anomaly that’s pulling the side away in those areas but I don’t know where in the world do you live and have you looked at magnetic poles and how the shifting of our thing that it feels is going on right now
Wouldnt put it past a kid with a stick and a mission for slight destruction.
I had a similar issue and I had white grub in my lawn which was being attacked at by crows.
Crows and other birds like them are the answer. My entire lawn got, got this year. I’m not even sure what to do to fix it it’s so bad.
Raccoon!