Woke up to this damage to the lawn. Looks like the lawn has been rolled up or peeled back. Any animal fit the bill for this sort of damage?

by BronzeAgeBrute

38 Comments

  1. Krash412

    Maybe Raccoons. You likely have grubs. Treat for grubs and the animals will lose interest. To confirm, dig in the torn up areas and look for them.

  2. West2themoon25

    Wow hopefully he didn’t have a grudge against the neighbor because that’s the first house I’m walking too 😂

  3. Hungry-for-Apples789

    My guess is raccoons if they’re in your area, I’ve seen this happen before around here and the culprit was raccoons. Motion activated sprinklers chased them off.

  4. nn111304

    Man all these posts of torn up yards is giving me anxiety

  5. Moist-Carpet888

    Google “racoon damage in yard” looks exactly like this imo. You have grubs most likely

  6. moonor-bust

    I own a nuisance wildlife removal company and that is definitely raccoons. They’re the only ones that will roll it up to where it looks like sod.

  7. TotalBlackberry9658

    You must have grubs in your yard

  8. I had a skunk do something similiar to my freshly seeded backyard. Guess I am reseeding in spring. Why do I know it was a skunk. Because my dog got sprayed. :p

  9. As others have mentioned, it’s caused by Raccoons, Skunks, and sometimes birds (Crows, robins etc). You have grubs in your lawn and the local wildlife is just trying their best to help you deal with them.

  10. Global-Tie-3458

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  11. RWWhitfield

    That can be treated with a 4-10 guage shotgun…

  12. FixedLoad

    I have a herd of deer that like to tear up my yard.  It looks very similar. 

  13. Early-Pudding7227

    That is a raccoon , do this long enough and you can tell by the type of damage
    Skunks and armadillos dig holes
    Raccoons cut the sod and roll it back

  14. User-no-relation

    a fucking little piece of shit asshole

  15. Mean_Jury2467

    Raccoons, armadillo, and wild hogs come to mind depending on your region.

    I’ve seen raccoons pull up recently sodded yards to root around for grubs. The owner had to use sod staples to keep the sod planted in place.

  16. Historical_Tie_1888

    Skunks and/or raccoons usually. Going after grubs.

  17. patioweather

    A bobcat

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