Sorry to hear that yolos. It sounds like it may be a skunk to me. Did all the devastation happen in one night? They seem to like to dig in moist garden soils especially if it has been very dry in the area.

I first noticed the bed partially dug up in one small area two nights ago. It was pretty dry at that point. But we got 3 inches of rain (thank goodness) late yesterday afternoon. The main damage occurred sometime early evening or last night and the damage was far worse this morning. The whole bed has now been dug up.

The two corn beds are the only beds I added Blood Meal. Could that be what the critter was after?

Take a look at the pictures in the link and see if you found any hoof prints like these in your corn beds. wild hog hoof prints

The hog tracks are usually pretty easy to spot in loose dirt. And they feed on worms, especially grub worms.