We had them last year and thought they were SO cute, so we fed them --- then we saw the aftermath of those cute little fluffballs. THIS year, we chase them out every time we see one in the backyard! It's too bad you don't have a little boy (re: fox pee) Little boy pee is free.
I've been using a product called Rabbit Scram, and it seems to be working quite well so far! You can buy it at Calloway's, and I'm sure a few other nurseries. Last summer bunnies and birdies devoured about 80% of everything I grew. It is MOST annoying! www.rabbitscram.com Unfortunately, traps will not work because there are far too many bunnies in our area, and nature doesn't work in a vacuum. Good luck!!!
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fox pee? lol
My grandpa (88 yrs old) sits on his front porch and shots them with a bb gun. You could try that after the fox pee lol.
We had them last year and thought they were SO cute, so we fed them --- then we saw the aftermath of those cute little fluffballs. THIS year, we chase them out every time we see one in the backyard! It's too bad you don't have a little boy (re: fox pee) Little boy pee is free.
OH man, that stinks! Do whatever you have to. I just don't have any ideas.
animal control has cages you can use. that way you can trap them and release them into the wild (way, way, way far from your flowers).
I've been using a product called Rabbit Scram, and it seems to be working quite well so far! You can buy it at Calloway's, and I'm sure a few other nurseries. Last summer bunnies and birdies devoured about 80% of everything I grew. It is MOST annoying! www.rabbitscram.com Unfortunately, traps will not work because there are far too many bunnies in our area, and nature doesn't work in a vacuum. Good luck!!!
fox urine?
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