Re: Baby bunnies

Hey Chris-  I have managed to reduce the cats in my back yard- my idea 
of planting pyracantha did actually help.  The corner where most of them 
used to come in is now completely covered by the Gold Rush pyracantha 
plants I put in about 4 years ago- and guess what-  the kitties don't 
like getting their toes poked.  It gives the birds a great cover and 
habitat that is safe.  I have my bird feeder right next to it.  I also 
have a couple of climbing roses along other parts of the fence.  Yeah! 
success.  Now if I could get them to stop using my front garden as a 
litter box.


Theresa
Who loves cats- owns 3 of them- but hates neighborhood cats who IMHO 
should be kept indoors.

Christopher P. Lindsey wrote:

>>>The only other animal I'm worried about is the
>>>neighbor's cat.  She likes
>>>to brag about how it's part bobcat and it has no
>>>problems jumping the 8'
>>>fence between us both.  
>>>
>>>I hate outdoor cats...
>>>      
>>>
>>hum.... might have been. Didn't think you had cats in
>>your yard.
>>    
>>
>
>Not too many lately -- I ended up taking the bird feeder down because their
>cat would camp out under it.  
>
>I should start flinging Romeo's waste into their yard if their cat's going
>to hang out in mine.  :)
>
>  
>
>> You can hope, but I think they will be back to enjoy
>>all of your plants on a daily bases while Romeo is
>>inside...
>>    
>>
>
>I wish there was a way to tell them to eat something particular.  I'd 
>gladly buy them lettuce if they'd eat it, but no...  They decide the
>hydrangeas are tastier and it's all over.  :)
>
>Chris
>
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