rabbits!

[Fat Tone]

Trust me.Its not Rabbits.Its Racoons.A simple soulution is to put native dirt on top of the good dirt.Havnt had any problems since I started doing that.

 

[cave]

i am with fat tone racoons or skunks ,Squirrels but ot rabbits

 

[50+ntokin]

Don't know where you are located in this world, but here in the US of A I use Milorganite for all 4 legged pests. It has worked for 19 years for me. It is a milwaukee, wisconsin,USA product that works great for me. secret gardens, flower gardens, vegi gardens, its all good.

 

[buddymate]

Its not racoons,he already said there are none in his country.

 

[smokeymacpot]

Its not racoons,he already said there are none in his country.

lmfao, exactly.

 

[buddymate]

Bunnies mate

 

[smokeymacpot]

Bunnies mate

at the moment i have less sympathy for those that like to sit on or run across the road

 

[smokeymacpot]

oh and i also got some fencing, they can either learn to jump very high or dig through clay

i looked at what repelants they sell around here, and there doesnt seem to be anythign for rabbits, just for cats and dogs (green gel bits stuff?) and for rats n mice. no good for me ?

 

[buddymate]

Get yourself some forestry sapling protectors mate,never lost one to a rabbit since I used these.

 

[smokeymacpot]

im interested in those as then i wouldnt need to make one out of metal fencing which i wanted to surround the whole area (holes contain several smallish plants). problem is.. i like to do things cheaply and i havent seen those things cheap anywhere? i have spare chicken wire i can use to make something similar, which should be easier than using the fencing.

 

[buddymate]

I got a load of those for virtually nowt mate,got a friend who works for the forestry commission,but home-made chicken-wire ones work just as good