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  • 02-03-2019 3:41pm
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    catrat12
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    Rat rabbit fox other have all in garden


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    gozunda
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    Photo?


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    #3
    catrat12
    Registered Users Posts: 470 ✭✭catrat12


    sorry


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    20/20
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    Photo ?


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    _Brian
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    catrat12 wrote: »
    sorry

    I’d say an iPhone made that


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    catrat12
    Registered Users Posts: 470 ✭✭catrat12


    sorry this should work

    forgetit it wont


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    recedite
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    Now you see it, now you don't.
    Definitely a leprechaun burrow.


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    Pretzill
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    Didn't see the photo :) but we have quite a few badger snuffles at the moment - lots of indented holes in softer parts of the garden where the badger digs for worms.


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    Eddie B
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    Catrat12's photo


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    Pretzill
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    Eddie B wrote: »
    Catrat12's photo

    That looks like a rat hole.


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    catrat12
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    Pretzill wrote: »
    That looks like a rat hole.

    It’s much bigger in real life and yes I have had rats in garden and rabbits
    But I’m thinking rabbit as loads of baby rabbits near the burrow and I don’t want to throw a load of poison down it


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    Pretzill
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    catrat12 wrote: »
    It’s much bigger in real life and yes I have had rats in garden and rabbits
    But I’m thinking rabbit as loads of baby rabbits near the burrow and I don’t want to throw a load of poison down it

    Don't put poison regardless - poison has a detrimental effect on other predators - it's hard to tell the size for sure in the image. I have had rats too and normally there are more than one hole leading off? Rats would be busy even in the daylight so keep an eye on it - could well be rabbits too - either way neither will do much harm :)


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