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Fecking rabbits.

Bullettooth · 2013-05-18 20:28:53

Over the course off three nights rabbits managed to eat my cabbage,sprouts,and cauliflowers plants had them covered but still got to them,looks like proper fencing will have to be put up,how much for 12 4ft stakes and two rolls of chicken wire

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18-05-2013 9:28pm

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Bullettooth

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Over the course off three nights rabbits managed to eat my cabbage,sprouts,and cauliflowers plants had them covered but still got to them,looks like proper fencing will have to be put up,how much for 12 4ft stakes and two rolls of chicken wire

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#2 20-05-2013 1:49pm
aonb

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sickening! :mad:

shop around before you buy - places like Chadwicks can be cheaper than a farmshop/farm supplies

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#3 20-05-2013 1:53pm
aaakev

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Where ya bassed? Id your near me ill shoot them for ya

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#4 20-05-2013 3:15pm
Oldtree

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have to use chicken wire to keep the hare and crows off the spuds and string to keep the crows off the onions that have just come up.

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#5 20-05-2013 5:49pm
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Find someone living close to you on here

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#6 21-05-2013 3:49pm
ferrete

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ferret the rabbit free range meat!!!

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