Have any of you W/W found a sure method of keeping rabbits out of your yard? I would like to trap or kill them but ,my neighbors would be up in arms.
Sal
Have any of you W/W found a sure method of keeping rabbits out of your yard? I would like to trap or kill them but ,my neighbors would be up in arms.
Sal
A good pellet gun works for me. Do you really care what your neighbors think?
A rabbit trap is easy to build. I use mine for squirrels and have trapped and removed around 30. We used to have rabbits around, but the neighbor's cats took care of those.
Don't be too sure. We live in a seniors mobile home park and a few years back were so infested with rabbits I bought a BB gun and had at it. Just stinging them a few times seems to work, but I did kill a few more by accident than intentionally.
I stopped worrying about the neighbor's reaction when a couple of the old ladies in the park asked me if I could come over and shoot their rabbits :-).
well screw the neighbors! get a 12ga and blast away.
On Sun, 6 May 2012 13:27:15 -0400, "Mike Marlow"
Got your head in the gutter eh? Guess it had to happen. Old age gets all of us. The gutter is the only refuge left.
But how do you find it? I bet if we come up with a "search motor" where you just type in what you want and this thing finds the information, we can make hundreds of dollars, maybe thousands, even. We can call it something catchy like GoogaBing.
Get a beagle.
Well the consensus is ,shoot the dam things and screw the neighbors one is a priest and the other 70 yr. widow I think I'll pass on that scenario but I have a Beeman 22 air rifle so maybe we will go out at dusk.
Hell......everything is up from there
We are having some Armadillo problems and they are tilling up our lawn as well as the neighbor's I caught one in the yard a few weeks ago, late at night, and didn't follow instinct and get the shotgun.
I asked the neighbor if they minded if I shot one with a shotgun or pistol. She said you'll be in a lot more trouble with us if you don't shoot the little S.O.B.'s
RonB
Well the consensus is ,shoot the dam things and screw the neighbors one is a priest and the other 70 yr. widow I think I'll pass on that scenario but I have a Beeman 22 air rifle so maybe we will go out at dusk.
The air rifle should work. I once dispatched a skunk [that twice sprayed the dog] outside my master bath window with a .22 CB Cap. A 29 gr. bullet that I once chronographed ~600 fps. Every bit as quiet as an air rifle. I've been keeping the squirrel population in check in my own backyard with a .177 Gamo Quiet Cat [or some such title].
Dave in Texas
I'll send you about a dozen and you can test them out :o)
Pet cougars are much more fun. They take out the stray dogs, too. I love kitty cats!
-- With every experience, you alone are painting your own canvas, thought by thought, choice by choice. -- Oprah Winfrey
Poor Dave must have _left_ the gutter at some point. One wonders why.
-- With every experience, you alone are painting your own canvas, thought by thought, choice by choice. -- Oprah Winfrey
On Sun, 06 May 2012 21:16:49 -0700, Larry Jaques
Maybe Dave found something better than the gutter ~ as unbelievable as that may sound. :)
The American way : if it moves shoot it. Can't you Yanks learn to live with wildlife?
Dave wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
I've got a nice upscale rut here for sale. It's not as deep as a gutter, but it's every bit as cozy. *g*
Puckdropper
Careful...
I used to trap and reloacte the groundhogs pestering SWMBO's garden. Stopped doing that after one morning there was a skunk in the cage...
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I learned early not to leave the trap set overnight. I catch a 'possum every time. Last time it was one about 2/3 grown. When I turned him out he went through the chain-link fence like it wasn't even there. I knew rabbits can do that but never thought a big-ol 'possum could do it.
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