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Thu, Jul 21, 11 at 19:17
| OMG, the rabbits have chewed the leaves of my iris down to the rhizome! Anyone have a good solution for preventing any more damage outside of shooting them? I've tried the Deer and Rabbit repellant but that didn't keep them away.
Sue |
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| Dog Hair!! Go to a groomer and ask for the dog hair they shave off. fresher the better. put it around and in the bed. It has worked for me for deer, hoppers and coons. I renew the hair each week. i just rake what I can of the old hair and toss it and then put out new. After a while they stop coming around. Just one thing that works for me. |
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| Thanks for the idea but I have too many iris for that and more coming...I'd need to shave 50 long-haired dogs each week. ;) |
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- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Sat, Jul 23, 11 at 1:44
| Fencing. Dogs. You can try a motion-detecting sprinkler. I bought two, and they work well on goats. Renee |
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