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The Mystery of the Cut String
Five times now this Spring I've gone out in the morning to find that
one of the coarse white cotton(?) strings in my garden had been cut during the night. I don't see any footprints and the garden is fairly inaccessible. The cut is clean and well away from the end stakes. The string has sometimes been hanging over a foot off the ground. No other mischief is noticeable. Any ideas? Thanks, Dave in STL |
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wrote in message ups.com... Five times now this Spring I've gone out in the morning to find that one of the coarse white cotton(?) strings in my garden had been cut during the night. I don't see any footprints and the garden is fairly inaccessible. The cut is clean and well away from the end stakes. The string has sometimes been hanging over a foot off the ground. No other mischief is noticeable. Any ideas? Sorry, I don't do string theory. Steve |
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Could it be a bird looking for nest building material? I have seen
birds trying to tear uo string I use for my climbing cucumbers. |
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ups.com... Five times now this Spring I've gone out in the morning to find that one of the coarse white cotton(?) strings in my garden had been cut during the night. I don't see any footprints and the garden is fairly inaccessible. The cut is clean and well away from the end stakes. The string has sometimes been hanging over a foot off the ground. No other mischief is noticeable. Any ideas? Thanks, Dave in STL We found the cords staking our fruit tree saplings against wind damage cut cleanly on several occasions last year. In our case, we caught the culprit in the act: a jackrabbit. Kathy |
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