I work at the Johnston Farm & Indian Agency in Piqua, OH. We have had a kitchen herb garden for the 21 years I have been there and never had a problem. This year there is a critter determined to root in the garden. it uproots plants but does not eat them, is not deterred by critter-ridder products, garlic, or any kind of peppers. It is able to lift wire baskets off plants even IF they have stone on them and even after I began to use firewood to do the anchoring, still managed to move the firewood until I figured out how to stop it. We recently stayed over night and I saw small racoons that were after the cat's food, but they are too small to have done this. We have two groundhog holes with one LARGE groundhog that has been spotted, but when we left fruit peelings out, none were eaten. The site is just beginning to revive the garden we had in front of the house and I would really appreciate any suggestions as to how to stop this or catch the critter before we get it going. Thank you, Marla Fair, lead interpreter at the Johnston Farm & Indian Agency in Piqua, OH.