[m1ckz]

think we have 1 on our lotty.....a large hole was dug in my lettuce bed with a rather lge amount or poo in it    uncovered as well   yuk  are there ant deterants   

[JayG]

Not sure muntjacs do that - badgers certainly do! 

[Salmo]

Muntjacks do not dig holes and their poo is like sheeps poo.

Holes with nasty poo is how badgers behave. Lucky you

[m1ckz]

is it lucky   lol   guess its a badger them    what damage are they likely to do

[mjg000]

They'll gobble up some of each of your delicious corn cobs the night before you realise they are ready! And leave half eaten cobs scattered all over the ground.  Make a really strong wired cage with a top to stop them getting at them if you can.

[JayG]

Last year they used the same hole every day until it was nearly full,  and then they dug a new one (or two.)

They have been known to eat various crops, especially sweet corn. 

Even in a 'private' Sheffield suburban garden I can't do more than try to make it as unwelcoming as I can to them...and the foxes...and the local cats.

[madcat]

Badgers don't see well, but have an excellent sense of smell and are very strong.  So ....  I found a strong garlic spray (made to keep the the slugs off hostas and pungent!) worked a treat one year at guiding them away from thinking about my sweetcorn, or the nice soft earth.

Havent had them around the plot for the last few years - they havent bothered to climb the rabbit fencing.  Too much good stuff elsewhere I expect.  They are in the neighbourhood.