Day 3 of the Rabbit Wars. Epic fail. Moving on to Plan B.
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4 comments:
Very frustrating! Good luck with Plan B or C or....
oh dear. tabasco didn't work, huh? the only other suggestion i have is to sprinkle dry pepper or paprika or something so that when they sniff, it goes up their nose. i've never tried it, as we generally haven't had to worry much about rabbits (knock on wood), but i've heard heard that it sometimes works. or maybe baby powder? i'm so sorry you're having to battle such tenacious little beasts!
Try chili powder. I've heard people doing that before.
thanks for all the suggestions ladies!
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