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	~Navigation~ Home Commentary Housing market Credit market VoiceofSanDiego.org Bubble primer FAQ User forums ~User login~ Username: * Password: * Create new account Request new password ~RSS~ piggington.com articles		OT: I hate wabbits... User Forum Topic Submitted by flu on June 26, 2012 - 2:06pm Growing up. Bugs Bunny was funny.... The ones you see in the pet store are cute and cuddly. The wild wabbits that run rampant in parts of Torrey Hills...Not so funny. They keep eating all my flowers... Put a pet wire mesh on my property fence, and they come up through the neighbor's house and run across the front lawn to my backyard. Sometimes when I seem them, I bang on the window, and it's as if they're use to it, because they'll perk up stare at me and give me the "WTF, can't you see I'm eating" look? Plus kid in house always says "ah, look at the cute bunnies"... Suggestions, besides getting a dog? ‹ PSA: Google IO Registration opens Tuesday 3/27 7am PST.... Ot: want super bitchin sink... › Login or register to post comments Three of their cousins are Submitted by sdrealtor on June 26, 2012 - 2:24pm. Three of their cousins are sitting in my backyard mocking me at this moment. You are not alone. Login or register to post comments I feel sorry for you guys. Submitted by AN on June 26, 2012 - 2:29pm. I feel sorry for you guys. Not only do you have to deal with lizards, now you have wabbits problem too? Login or register to post comments I had a suggestion all ready Submitted by UCGal on June 26, 2012 - 2:33pm. I had a suggestion all ready to go until that last line. We live on a canyon. We had critters of all sorts in our backyard until we got our dog. It's really fun to see him bound after errant critters that come into our yard. Since we have fruit trees - we get rats. (Even yuckier than rabbits). He has totally eliminated that problem. Login or register to post comments Owl statue. Hang cutouts of Submitted by sdduuuude on June 26, 2012 - 3:06pm. Owl statue. Hang cutouts of birds from a wire and let them blow in the wind. Pet snakes Very large rat trap. Plant the same flowers in the front yard and let them take all they want. Plant the same flowers in your neighbor's yard. Shotgun - I have visions of a Chinese Elmer Fudd. Quite funny. Login or register to post comments We have snakes also. Last Submitted by sdrealtor on June 26, 2012 - 3:10pm. We have snakes also. Last month I came home to a 5 foot long snake sunning himself on my driveway. I think it was either a gopher snake or a king snake. Login or register to post comments Try not to whine so much Submitted by desmond on June 26, 2012 - 3:45pm. Try not to whine so much until you have one of these in your backyard. Login or register to post comments UCGal wrote:I had a Submitted by bearishgurl on June 26, 2012 - 4:20pm. UCGal wrote: I had a suggestion all ready to go until that last line. We live on a canyon. We had critters of all sorts in our backyard until we got our dog. It's really fun to see him bound after errant critters that come into our yard. Since we have fruit trees - we get rats. (Even yuckier than rabbits). He has totally eliminated that problem. I already made this suggestion here once before and I'll make it again: "Doxie" Your champion of all (above-ground and underground) tasks :=] Login or register to post comments desmond wrote:Try not to Submitted by flu on June 26, 2012 - 4:41pm. desmond wrote: Try not to whine so much until you have one of these in your backyard. Wow, that's a big wabbit :) Login or register to post comments Our cats catch and eat about Submitted by squat300 on June 26, 2012 - 5:03pm. Our cats catch and eat about one rabbit per day. I can provide photos. Login or register to post comments Concidentially the coyotes in Submitted by sdrealtor on June 26, 2012 - 5:06pm. Concidentially the coyotes in my neighborhood catch and eat about one cat per day. I can provide photos also. Login or register to post comments squat250 wrote:Our cats catch Submitted by flu on June 26, 2012 - 6:07pm. squat250 wrote: Our cats catch and eat about one rabbit per day. I can provide photos. Please do. Login or register to post comments sdrealtor Submitted by flu on June 26, 2012 - 6:08pm. sdrealtor wrote: Concidentially the coyotes in my neighborhood catch and eat about one cat per day. I can provide photos also. Please do. The only thing gory I have is when I flatten a small gecko when it decided to sleep under one of my car's tires. Scraping it off the garage floor was kinda fun. Login or register to post comments sdrealtor Submitted by svelte on June 26, 2012 - 6:26pm. sdrealtor wrote: Concidentially the coyotes in my neighborhood catch and eat about one cat per day. I can provide photos also. I believe you. Coyotes have wiped out the cat population in our neighborhood. There are no more cats. I chased a coyote down our street with my car about 2 AM Sat...he was running for his life!! Login or register to post comments I am sure I am going to hear Submitted by CDMA ENG on June 26, 2012 - 10:30pm. I am sure I am going to hear shouts of animal cruelity but I would suggest an Airsoft rifle. My mother was having big issues with stray cats in the back yard and I bought her an M4 styled airsoft. It shoots 600 plastic BBs per minute is highly accurate at 200' and will scare and hurt (not enought to damage it) the animal as opposed to killing it. Hit the same rabbit it with it twice I doubt we will comeback. BTW My 71 year old mother was hitting two inch targets with it at 70'. I think she is Carlso Hatcock incarnate. CE Login or register to post comments flu - I thought of you this Submitted by UCGal on June 27, 2012 - 9:14am. flu - I thought of you this morning when I came into work. Sorry for the crappy cell phone pic... I'm oldschool with a "feature" phone that's 3 years old. wabbit Login or register to post comments Our frontyard flowers are all Submitted by mp7444 on June 27, 2012 - 9:44am. Our frontyard flowers are all eaten too -- by deers! I saw 4 of them the other night. They came like a family. Look sooooo cute and everything. Next thing I know, all my geraniums are almost all gone. Damn deers! Login or register to post comments One thing I was thinking Submitted by ucodegen on June 27, 2012 - 1:37pm. One thing I was thinking about for reducing Rabbit and Deer plant consumption, would be to mix Tobasco sauce with water and spray on the plants. You might want to test spray one before doing the rest. I also ran across these: http://www.dirtdoctor.com/Rabbit-Resista... http://ag.arizona.edu/pubs/garden/az1237... http://www.icwdm.org/Publications/pdf/De... http://www.deerresistantplants.com/ PS: Deers really love young avocado trees... as do rabbits. Login or register to post comments UCGal wrote:I had a Submitted by Allan from Fallbrook on June 27, 2012 - 3:14pm. UCGal wrote: I had a suggestion all ready to go until that last line. We live on a canyon. We had critters of all sorts in our backyard until we got our dog. It's really fun to see him bound after errant critters that come into our yard. Since we have fruit trees - we get rats. (Even yuckier than rabbits). He has totally eliminated that problem. UCGal: +1 on that. We have four dogs and ZERO problems with rabbits, moles, squirrels, groundhogs, rats, mice and all other manner of small, furry woodland creatures. Our littlest, Bella, is a pit/Jack Russell mix and a born hunter. At least 3x - 4x a week, we'll see her scurry past the kitchen window with some small, soon to be dead critter in her jaws. The dogs also keep the coyotes at bay (we have two cats as well.) Login or register to post comments sdrealtor Submitted by bobby on June 27, 2012 - 4:40pm. sdrealtor wrote: Concidentially the coyotes in my neighborhood catch and eat about one cat per day. I can provide photos also. so let me get this straight.. we have a problem with wabbits, cats, and now coyote? To deal with the coyote I suggest you get a road runner. and for the cat, get a yellow tweety bird... Login or register to post comments bobby wrote:sdrealtor Submitted by Allan from Fallbrook on June 27, 2012 - 4:56pm. bobby wrote: sdrealtor wrote: Concidentially the coyotes in my neighborhood catch and eat about one cat per day. I can provide photos also. so let me get this straight.. we have a problem with wabbits, cats, and now coyote? To deal with the coyote I suggest you get a road runner. and for the cat, get a yellow tweety bird... Careful, the coyote might break out the Acme Corporation catalog and come up with all sorts of fiendish devices. Login or register to post comments Th th th that's all folks! Submitted by sdrealtor on June 27, 2012 - 7:10pm. Th th th that's all folks! Login or register to post comments Just take 11 seconds and Submitted by sdduuuude on June 28, 2012 - 9:11am. Just take 11 seconds and watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDkoWudyrOo Login or register to post comments Would gladly tolerate the Submitted by Mayze on June 28, 2012 - 2:30pm. Would gladly tolerate the wabbits, if I could just teach them to eat the crows (aka RB chickens). 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