Enemy Rabbit Spotted!
 

Look at this wee bastard.....

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.....he decided to move into my garden yesterday. This is the first time I've seen a wild rabbit in these here parts (I live more-or-less in the center of town). I've seen the occasional fox mooching around, and even the odd hedgehog here and there, but never a young rabbit. The poor wee guy must have got lost or something, maybe chased by a dog or cat. loney:


I went on a covert op earlier and this is what I saw....

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What should I call it? I'm thinking 'geRABBIT'.

He'll move on after he wipes out your garden.

Anyone else imagine buttocks stalking thru the garded like elmer fudd??

Wasscally wabbit!!

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"Fookin' wabbits..."

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if you have one you have 20, they taste real good but you cant eat them until after the first frost of the fall (it kills the parasites that live on them) there are products out there to stop rabbits from eating your garden, I think its all cayan (sp?) pepper based

[quote="Sgt>Stackem":bee6e]if you have one you have 20, they taste real good but you cant eat them until after the first frost of the fall (it kills the parasites that live on them) there are products out there to stop rabbits from eating your garden, I think its all cayan (sp?) pepper based[/quote:bee6e]

yeah cayan pepper works real, it smells real bad to put out in your yard but it realyl works

happy:



[quote="Sgt>Stackem":b09cf]if you have one you have 20[/quote:b09cf]

I'm pretty sure he's a one man gang, but I'll keep an eye out just in case.