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Unnerving: Mysterious groundhog die-off on Johnson School Rd. Suggests EPA might need to look into matter. Animals dying near Petty's (Pettit's) Fork Creek. ColumbiaMagazine.com (c) Charles Marshburn reports a third groundhog has been found near death along Johnson School Road near Gadberry, and wonders what is causing the deaths. "Perhaps the proper authority should collect this dying groundhog at our bridge to determine what is killing them!" and adds, " This situation is unnerving! Continuing to shoot the dying animals is not solving the problem. Where is the EPA?" "That's the fourth animal to die," he continued. "One possum and three groundhogs at the creek! That water flows down Petty's Fork and eventually to the Green River." This story was posted on 2016-07-29 08:11:32
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