it is currently unknown exactly, however a new york state wildlife expert, Richard Thomas decided to approach the question himself. in his research he found that while they do not actually "chuck" wood, they do BURROW and remove quite a impressive amount of dirt during this process (35 cubic feet or about 700 pounds of soil). using this as his data point he surmised that if a wood chuck would chuck wood, they would chuck about 700 pounds of wood.
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