oh my.......snails

[Lisasbolt]

After watching the snail video, I thought I should go do a snail hunt. 1.9 kilos
I was planning on giving them to my neighbour to eat but I feel quite attached now, maybe I should build a snail house. So many more out there but my back is killing me

[lottie dolly]

Thinking of going into the Resturant biseness ,grown on the premises,choose your own.

[Nannysally99]

We generally relocate ours. Translated to lobbing them over a neighbouring fence lol

[mrswadders]

I do too...............although I tend to lob them over the back fence.......only problem there'sa footpath there, sure i'm gonna brain some one sometime!!!!

[PyreneesPlot]

My neighbour sticks them in an old fashioned wire birdcage to starve for a couple of days before eating them. Not for me so I relocate snails in his direction!!

[roitelet]

We generally relocate ours. Translated to lobbing them over a neighbouring fence lol

Snails have a homing instinct!!!!!!!!

[lottie dolly]

I do believe they return to where they were within a certain distance,I saw it on the grape vine lalalala

[vixylix]

oh I really like snails - I just wish they werent so destructive to my veggies

[mothhawk]

I seem to remember vaguely that Bob Flowerdew kept a "snailery" in the same way as a wormery. It was a snail-escape-proof compost bin into which he put every snail he found, along with garden waste for them to work on.

He must sieve the resulting compost very thoroughly before using, to sieve out any snail eggs they may have laid in there