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Plant destruction by unknown animals

9 years ago

We find plants, onions, radishes, etc., pulled up out of the ground. The plants are not eaten, just pulled up and laying on the ground. The garden, 100ft x 40ft, is surrounded my a 6ft high deer fence with a metal rabbit fence at the bottom. Both fences are staked to the ground with 6 inch fence staples. There is no evidence anywhere of the fence having been penetrated. Help. Anyone familiar with this problem. Again - HELP!

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Auther
9 years ago
It could be birds of some kind or squirrels.
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