I know I'm not but how do people keep critters out of their gardens without a fence? I see big vegetable gardens around here with no fences around them.
I'm not the brightest crayon in the box...
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There is a stinky spray in a blue bottle, I think it's called Deer-Away. It worked pretty well a few years ago when I had a bad case of rabbits. But it stinks, so I only use it as necessary.
Having a cat in the yard helps. My cat won't chase the rabbits, but generally if they see him they won't come around.
Having a hubby with a pellet gun can also be effective.
I have found that no amount of cussin' and swearin' helps. And believe me, I've tried!
Having a cat in the yard helps. My cat won't chase the rabbits, but generally if they see him they won't come around.
Having a hubby with a pellet gun can also be effective.
I have found that no amount of cussin' and swearin' helps. And believe me, I've tried!
JaneG
Start slowly . . . then taper off.
Start slowly . . . then taper off.
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Good clean living maybe?
Jane (from the middle of the Mitten state)
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