Re: wild boars in garden
- To: R*@aol.com
- Subject: Re: wild boars in garden
- From: C* D*
- Date: Sun, 2 Jan 2000 14:56:36 -0800
- References: <0.bd1bcb85.25a12435@aol.com>
>You could try fencing, but it would have to be fairly sturdy if it's to keep
>the pigs out, now that they've discovered the vegetable garden's delights.
>Electric fencing would probably be more effective, and cheaper. You'd just
>need a couple of strands, and could run it off a truck battery.
>A large dog or two, left outside at night, is also an effective deterrent,
>I've discovered--but the barking may drive away you as well as the pigs.
>Ruth McVey
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Somewhere I heard about a realistic approach. Plant them a
garden away from yours. Seeds aren't that expensive. Of course, you
might be putting yourself in a position of attracting large numbers.
Of course, there is a good question, are they edible? ---Chas---
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