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Groundhog Day? Group says prairie dogs the better rodent choice for western states

February 1, 2014 by PDP

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CARLSBAD — Punxsutawney Phil has become an icon in the eastern half of the United States and has brought best app to meet localsfame to the groundhog species with his annual shadow presentation. Traditionally, if the groundhog sees his shadow on Feb. 2, it means six more weeks of winter weather.

In the west, an organization has attempted to do the same for the prairie dogs but the animal has not been able to gain the same affection in New Mexico.

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