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For the first time I have been carefully nurturing seedlings in the
greenhouse, months of sowing them, thinning them, watering them, re-potting
them, hardening them off etc. Planted loads of them out last weekend and
three bloody rabbits have appeared and eaten the lot **!!!***!!

Mike (can I borrow a gun)


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Muddymike wrote:

For the first time I have been carefully nurturing seedlings in the
greenhouse, months of sowing them, thinning them, watering them,
re-potting them, hardening them off etc. Planted loads of them out
last weekend and three bloody rabbits have appeared and eaten the
lot **!!!***!!


Know the feeling!

Pickles, the pet rabbit next door dug under the fence and scoffed the
tops off me toms! Fortunately new leaves are appearing, but I fear my
crop of Gardeners Delight will be much reduced. Funnily enough he
didn't touch the 2 Sungold nearby.

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For the first time I have been carefully nurturing seedlings in the
greenhouse, months of sowing them, thinning them, watering them,

re-potting
them, hardening them off etc. Planted loads of them out last weekend and
three bloody rabbits have appeared and eaten the lot **!!!***!!

Mike (can I borrow a gun)


I know the problem. Might I recommend a BSA Lightning XL plus a telescopic
sight (extra)...
www.daileisure.com




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On 24/6/07 12:02, in article
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"Muddymike" wrote in message
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For the first time I have been carefully nurturing seedlings in the
greenhouse, months of sowing them, thinning them, watering them,

re-potting
them, hardening them off etc. Planted loads of them out last weekend and
three bloody rabbits have appeared and eaten the lot **!!!***!!

Mike (can I borrow a gun)


I know the problem. Might I recommend a BSA Lightning XL plus a telescopic
sight (extra)...
www.daileisure.com

Alternatively, an electrified rabbit fence! We had one round the duck pond
when it was still a duck pond and it stopped the dogs from trying to get at
the ducks! IIRC, it was about 2' high and each dog's nose had to touch it
only once!

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On Sat, 23 Jun 2007 10:25:02 +0100, "Muddymike"
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For the first time I have been carefully nurturing seedlings in the
greenhouse, months of sowing them, thinning them, watering them, re-potting
them, hardening them off etc. Planted loads of them out last weekend and
three bloody rabbits have appeared and eaten the lot **!!!***!!

Mike (can I borrow a gun)



Good for the rabbits!

Next time buy some rabbit netting.


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On Sat, 23 Jun 2007 10:25:02 +0100, "Muddymike"
wrote:

For the first time I have been carefully nurturing seedlings in the
greenhouse, months of sowing them, thinning them, watering them,
re-potting
them, hardening them off etc. Planted loads of them out last weekend and
three bloody rabbits have appeared and eaten the lot **!!!***!!

Mike (can I borrow a gun)



Good for the rabbits!

Next time buy some rabbit netting.

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Well make sure you put it up very high and also bury it in the ground
For the first time ever this year I saw small rabbits climb over netting 3
ft high.

So now I shoot them !

Once shot they tend not to come back !!!

Barry


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On 22 Jul, 17:33, "Barry" wrote:
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On Sat, 23 Jun 2007 10:25:02 +0100, "Muddymike"
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For the first time I have been carefully nurturing seedlings in the
greenhouse, months of sowing them, thinning them, watering them,
re-potting
them, hardening them off etc. Planted loads of them out last weekend and
three bloody rabbits have appeared and eaten the lot **!!!***!!


Mike (can I borrow a gun)


Good for the rabbits!


Next time buy some rabbit netting.


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Well make sure you put it up very high and also bury it in the ground
For the first time ever this year I saw small rabbits climb over netting 3
ft high.

So now I shoot them !

Once shot they tend not to come back !!!

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Probably the best way.

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