Does anyone have a feel for where and why GH make their dens in certain locations. I am thinking along the lines of things like the following.
1. A hay field has dens in it. The field gets plowed. There is no more food. Do they retreat to nearby tree lines and fence rows or move longer distances.
2. A field is plowed and soybeans are planted. It's at least several weeks before the soy beans are up and edible. Where do the GH come from that will live in or on the edges of the bean fields after they are up. Do the GH travel long distances to find fields with good food? Do they travel over long distances and constantly make new dens wherever there is a good food supply.
3. How far do GHs travel in their wandering or looking for a mate?
1. A hay field has dens in it. The field gets plowed. There is no more food. Do they retreat to nearby tree lines and fence rows or move longer distances.
2. A field is plowed and soybeans are planted. It's at least several weeks before the soy beans are up and edible. Where do the GH come from that will live in or on the edges of the bean fields after they are up. Do the GH travel long distances to find fields with good food? Do they travel over long distances and constantly make new dens wherever there is a good food supply.
3. How far do GHs travel in their wandering or looking for a mate?