Even more than 20 years ago, the Pennsylvania woodrat population was in decline.
In October of 2000, WGAL's Jack Hubley filed the report above about the woodrats' struggles and what sets it apart from the aggressive Norway rat, which is the type of rat lives in cities, typically close to humans.
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