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SEDONA — Operators of a northern Arizona golf course think they have finally found the right repellent for javelinas ripping apart their turf — chili oil.
This is not the first autumn the golf course has been targeted by foraging javelinas. Bisbee said it's occurred several times over the years, but the amount of damage he saw is rare. The club has been working with the Arizona Game & Fish Department to “figure out a way to co-exist with them." A herd of javelinas, also called a squadron, is typically made up of six to nine, according to the National Park Service.He knows of other golf courses in the state that have had similar issues. But theirs is the only one to draw enormous attention on social media.
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