We have permanent fence on two sides, and put up a fence every year around the other two sides. I use the middlebuster to dig a groove and place the fence in the groove...this puts the fence several inches below "ground level".
How to rabbit-proof large garden?
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pmhowe
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dragoneggs
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Beautiful!I have found this approach to work very well: We have no rabbit problem.
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Young red there will look after your rabbits for you.
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lhfarm
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Thanks for the great ideas - and the funny stuff too. That is what I like about this forum.
NorTracNY
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I'm shocked no one came up with my solution. Get a cat. I've never had an issue with the rabbits in my garden. I only have the problem of what sounds like a baby crying when the cats are attacking the rabbits.
I've found the foxes like my chickens more than the rabbits.
I've found the foxes like my chickens more than the rabbits.
