Rabbit repellent

   / Rabbit repellent #12  
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   / Rabbit repellent #13  
I have used Liquid Fence for the past four years also. Seems to really do the trick.

It does smell pretty bad at first though...

Pretty bad? It is downright nasty. and ALways stay upwind. But I have had good luck with it also as well as a good fence.:thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
   / Rabbit repellent #14  
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I was expecting this thread to contain a bunch a answers like this. Was really surprised to just see one!

All these "home remedies" being suggested when man's best friend and his second best friend are all it takes!

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   / Rabbit repellent #15  
My mother swears that human hair will repel squirrels, deer, and rabbits. I haven't tried this myself, but she is convinced. She got a bag full at a local barber shop. I just said "EWWW, that's nasty!".
 
   / Rabbit repellent #16  
Rabbits and particularly deer are adaptable and resourceful. They aren't stupid either. The learn quickly, very quickly. The fencing is about the only long term remedy. Just bunnies, the short fencing works. Deer require a bit more height.

This is assuming the pepper plants were indeed chomped down, rabbit style and not merely cut down by insects.

Doesn't stop the rabbit hunting, however. They eat more than one's garden; flowers, young trees, etc.
 

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