Re: Rabbit fence & squirrel bait
- Subject: Re: Rabbit fence & squirrel bait
- From: D* C* <b*@shaw.ca>
- Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 21:42:03 -0700
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I saw a rabbit jump right over our 3 foot high chicken wire fence! Unfortunately she got away and is free to propagate those genes :-(
Merry Christmas
Don
Great Pumpkin wrote:
Fence for rabbits need only be about 2 feet high. Regular chicken wire will do. May need to use garden staples to keep them from squeezing beneath the bottom of the fence, but I've never had them burrow under.
Squirrels can be trapped with smaller wire cage live traps. My best success has been with the ones that open on both ends. Peanut butter crackers stuck upside down on the bait platform work well for bait. I put the traps in places where the squirrels like to "perch" to chew on nuts when I can.
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