Wish I could pattern this rabbit and stop him from trimming my currant bush and my Shallots. I am already on the watch for squirrel tailed strawberry eaters. They ate a bunch of my strawberries last year. But that rabbit! There must be several because I see lots of rabbit fur now and then. We think there is an owl night hunting. There is also a redtail hawk and a stray cat that I leave alone to thin the pests. I already cut down a squirrel's den tree. When I get all that wood and brush picked up I will cut another one. But that leaves the blasted rabbit! There is an added portion to my usual, Death to Squirrels and Rabbits. Be Well Boys and Girls, Bandito.
Rabbits Pests
- Thread starter Bandito
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If they have an established trail where they travel place a 110 conibear trap. They work but they dont discriminate! they kill what ever goes through!! So if you have pets etc tha t roam the area thats a problem.
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My pets are controlled but not the neighbor's small dog. It would fit in the smaller Conibear I would use for that style of trapping. I have some of them and used them in the past but not in town. I guess a live trap would work. Maybe I will get one out and try it. Thanks for the idea. Be Well, Bandito.
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Bandito, I use an inexpensive wireless doorcam for rats, I just rubber band it to a metal pipe, you can mount or set it near the garden where it usually eats.
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I use live trap up here in ND in winter when all is covered in snow. but this time of year they can eat anywhere so you cant get them in the live trap. I have three cottontails harrasing the plce now. cant shoot them. Neighbors behind me. One is ND Highway Patrol the other West Fargo Fire investigator!
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