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garden over run with Rabbits
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My garden is overrun with rabbits too - lol, but they are my pets. I use the thick green wired fencing around all my borders and veggie patches which can be moved when I need access, and blends in when the shrubs are in leaf. Otherwise I just leave my buns to it, they take care of the lawn and weeds.0
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If you don't kill them they will only breed like rabbits.0
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Proper fencing is the way to go, and I mean proper, strong mesh and with plenty of fence (at least two feet) buried under ground to discourage digging under the fences. Unfortunately this is likely to be a very expensive option. I've plenty of experience in dealing with rabbits, and can guarantee you, almost nothing will stop them getting in to a good source of food. Most people with a serious problem tend to opt to reduce the numbers of rabbits by one means or another. I favoured the ferret-dog-gun approach which worked quite well.Skip dipper and proud....0
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