Fair enough And yeah, your hypothesis seems sound to me. Second two options are less feasible I guess, relocation would be ideal but then you'd end up with concentrated pockets of cramped animals, most would either return to urban areas or starve...Sorry you assumed I was blaming it on them breeding to much.
I think if it was a matter of survival, ie I need the income from those plants to keep me and mine alive for the year, I would be willing to kill whatever animal I was required to, whereas if it was just a few trees for personal smoke, I wouldn't. Makes sense I guess, I place my own survival above pretty much anything, but would not want to take lives for the sake of my smoking habit.
Caterpillars and grasshoppers are the major exception, hate them with a farmers passion hahahaha, but still stay away from the chemical poisons..
Where do all the tree-huggers stand on killing bugs that attack your canna? Why are these bugs any different than a raccoon? They are just doing what they were born to do and that is survive. A pest is a pest is a pest. The rest is just semantics.
P.S. I am one of those tree-huggers as well, I just don't see the reasoning in making the distinction. Life is life.
Your a fuckin loser smokey, plain and simple a fuckin loser. Gave me a bad rep and called me a douche because I kill animals? You and I, we're animals too in case you forgot to pay attention in school because you were too busy fuckin a knot hole in a tree. Just cause some of us don't do things your way don't mean we're any lesser people because we deliver our own brand of justice.
I broke a dobermans neck with my bare hands one time cause it latched onto my arm when I was walking down the road. BURN ME AT STAKE! Retaliation is the only way to solve problems.
So In my hillbilly speak FUCK YER HAT!
Trust me,.... there are plenty that will notice it. When I walk in the woods ANYTHING that seems even slightly out of sorts catches my eye.
As a hobby since I was a youngin I've collected skulls. Not sure why, but always did,.... had over a hundred. Down to just a few special ones now.
All of them picked from the wild, be it a walk in the woods,... "Hey, whats that?" or driving 50mph down a highway and catching a glimpse of white that's out of place... and backing down the breakdown lane to a find.
Point is, if it's not supposed to be there, or something that would not normally be there, it'll get noticed...... by someone eventually.
Sure, it will get noticed if you go into your site and just start whacking down weeds. If you dig a hole and keep the taller weeds, it blends right in. Also, isn't the point to have a secure area that no one is going to find? Why would someone seeing the fence be a worry if your spot was secure?
Not to be a dick but is the bold a serious question? They don't have brains and can populate much faster.
Just what the title asks, if you put out 100 clones and came back a week later,saw coon tracks all around, and 25 plants pulled out of their holes and dead what would you do?
I share this opinion, jesus I'm starting to get confused about where I stand on this, I think how magnificent I feel the creature is does play a role, ie I've killed moles before when I've seen them digging their way towards my plants, but refrained from harming the 2 full size adult African porcupines that decimated an outdoor crop despite my attempts to fence them in. Squashed common pest butterfly's and marvelled at the larger, rarer counterparts.I don't distinguish life just because one is cute and fuzzy. I take killing a caterpillar as seriously as killing a rabbit. I just can't see being like ohhh no you can't kill the cute fuzzy bunny that just ate your whole food crop whilst going nuclear on some caterpillars at the same time.
if someone sees the fence your spot is no longer secure right?
whatsis is telling you that your fence might not be as stealth as you think, depending on who is walking through the woods.
it is hard to hide anything if someone is actually out looking and knows "how" to look
I'm saying there shouldn't be anyone walking near your crop period. If there is any chance someone will find it, don't bother. It's all wasted resources, imo.
Pathetic internet tough guy. You like killing animals? Cool, hope it makes you feel like a real man. Bragging about it online shows everyone what kind of pitiful cowardly scum you really are.
took the advice of a farmer from Georgia who grows corn,watermelons and soybeans for a living,key statement being for a living!