*&#~! Wabbits

[Lorraine70]

Last year I had no problems at all with any of our furry friends. This year I've had both moles and rabbits digging in my onion bed and now I've discovered mice in the pea and bean bed - aaarrrgggh! The onion bed is a raised bed so I'm going to dig out all of the soil (after I've harvested what is remaining!) and then place wire netting at the bottom before refilling with the soil. Hopefully that will deter the little bliters.

[bubblewrap]

As long as the rabbits & the moles don't cross breed.
You will have some thing that can clear a 3' fence & dig 2' wide tunnels.

[Hilary B]

I would go with the recipes. If rabbits eat your crops, eat the rabbits! It is supposed to be possible to keep rabbits out with electric fencing (never tried), but whatever you do, do NOT leave the fencing up-but-switched-off!

[SueA]

Calm down dear, it's only a rabbit!
Sorry but I love bunnies, however if they were eating all my produce I might have a different opinion but even so I could never harm one.

[Mikey]

Calm down dear, it's only a rabbit!
Sorry but I love bunnies, however if they were eating all my produce I might have a different opinion but even so I could never harm one.

You don't get a lot of meat from the harms, the legs are better.

[straightline]

I've got Hugh Hefner's number.

Now, if THOSE bunnies were on my plot! WOOHOO

[Mikey]

Now, if THOSE bunnies were on my plot! WOOHOO

You wouldn't get a lot of digging done, thats for sure. High heels and long nails, no good for digging, what you need is a nice tabarded lady.

[Glutton4...]

As long as the rabbits & the moles don't cross breed.
You will have some thing that can clear a 3' fence & dig 2' wide tunnels.

Nice one BW