What can I put in my garden to keep out rabbits.?

Answer 1

This stuff is good i heard.

http://www.critter-repellent.com/index.php

but try black table pepper first, however, i am not sure what effect it will have on the grass or soil, it works well with foxes near a chicken coupe.

Answer 2

It is true that rabbits are nearly impossible to control in a garden. However, you can make your own rabbit gums (or traps). These traps are easy to construct. Instructions for one type of rabbit gum can be read/printed at http://mdc.mo.gov/nathis/woodwork/ww10/ .

Rabbit gums do not harm the animal. After you catch them, you can release them in a rural area or a local park. Children love rabbits!

Happy Hunting, and good luck with the garden!

Answer 3

What has allways worked for me is marrigolds, the bright yellow ones, and put up a small chicken wire fence untill the flowers mature and are in full bloom. No animall will cross the line they cant take the smell but there very nice to dress up the garden.

Answer 4

i have found the when i clean my hair brush i put the hair around the garden and the rabbits stay out because of the human scent

Answer 5

I have a dog who is quite the hunter. He has killed rabbits, squirrels, possum and a racoon. They all keep comming back. I had to fence in my strawberries and peppers with chicken wire.

Answer 6

Irish Spring soap, shaved off into small pieces and sprinkled around the plants has helped here.

Answer 7

Lazy dog. Won't dig but will throw the fear into the small wildlife. Good luck

Answer 8

You can go for a owl decoy....

or let a cat or dog out there occasionally :-)

Answer 9

blood and bone fertiliser u guys called blod meal or bone meal its an organic fertiliser

Answer 10

a dog