Re: rabbits & deer

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• Subject: Re: [CHAT] rabbits & deer
• From: "Christopher P. Lindsey" lindsey@mallorn.com
• Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 16:03:41 -0500
• In-reply-to: 5e9a805f050425171246454436@mail.gmail.com
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> Thank you all for the welcome!  Boy, didn't expect so many responses! 
> I knew the rotation was important, just had a mind lapse!  I think the
> little boy across the street I catch behine the mini lilac helps with
> that!
> I am in a small town in Illinois called Dwight - 90 miles S of Chicago
> on Rt 66!  The deer stray in town here since there is an empty lot at
> the end of the block connected to a small creek.  Have to watch out in
> the early AM coming and going!   Now any sure remedies for that little
> boy?

Hi Vera!

   I drive through Dwight every time I go to/from Chicago to my house in
   Urbana-Champaign.  In fact, it's the only place I've ever gotten a
   speeding ticket too.  Maybe you saw me with a state trooper on your
   street about ten years ago.  :)

   Instead of singing fish, how about those motion-activated sprinkler 
   systems?  I'd think the little boy might run away, as would the deer.
   The only trick would be remembering to turn it off when *you* want
   to go enjoy the garden!

Chris

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