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Rabbits.

mossie · 2012-09-21 16:58:44

Hi. Not sure if this is the right forum but I'll try. I have a few rabbits around my lawn, no problem they're welcome apart from one problem. They're leaving their droppings around the tarmac, but particularly in one place, and it's getting annoying. Any idea how to discourage them from using that spot as their toilet?…

21-09-2012 4:58pm

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mossie

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Hi.

Not sure if this is the right forum but I'll try. I have a few rabbits around my lawn, no problem they're welcome apart from one problem. They're leaving their droppings around the tarmac, but particularly in one place, and it's getting annoying. Any idea how to discourage them from using that spot as their toilet?

Thank.
Mossie.

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#2 27-09-2012 11:04am

zombiepaw

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hello
Try the bird scare line. It's an effective bird deterrent (works on rabbits too) made of polypropylene tape, which emits a penetrating vibration that birds won't go near. It is safe and easy to use. Just stretch it between two stakes and it will start to emit the vibration. It also deters rabbits and other pests. Harmless to crops, birds and animals.

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