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Re: War on Rabbits
- To: B*@expro.shell.co.uk
- Subject: Re: War on Rabbits
- From: W* M* <b*@hotmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 21 Jun 1999 05:41:18 PDT
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I don't remember anyone mentioning the most effective deterrant - a fence.
Rabbits are not very persistent (unlike the woodchucks that plague me) and a
minimal fence will keep them out. A three foot high fence of chicken wire
or the green vinyl clad wire if esthetics is an issue,should work fine.
They can really devastate young plants; if you have any remay cloth, you
could put that over your plants until they get large enough to survive a
rabbit assault.
Also, over the years, I have learned which things rabbits won't eat (a
fairly short list) and grow them outside my fence; I also have a patch of
clover down near the bramble bush that is their home; I don't mow that and
they tend to hang around that area. It is a lot of fun to watch their
antics, so for me a fence is worth it (although I wasn't saying it when they
nibbled twenty four sun flowers down to the stalk.
Bill McKay in E. Massachusetts
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