How to Keep Rabbits From Eating Your Crops/garden Veggies.

by pianolover10124353

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Intro: How to Keep Rabbits From Eating Your Crops/garden Veggies.

do those stubburn rabbits eat your carrots,lettuce,beats,ect. ? then you might want to consider using this helpfull method.

take a bounce dryer sheet and tie it to a popsickle stick, then sick it in the dirt next to your growing stock, this repels not only rabbits but it also repels cats from using your flower beds as a bathroom,

                                                                hope this helps,
                                                                                              ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS? just ask

12 Comments

MakarioJ 8 years ago

The best way to keep them damn I call the rat-bits away from your crops is spay full strength malathion on them. it will keep the sensitive nosed rabbits a million miles away

nadialtbr 10 years ago

I'll be darned! I hope you are right and this works, those fuzzy cuties are getting on my nerves. If this doesn't work I'll soon have to make rabbit stew.

pianolover10124353 10 years ago

awwwww, dont eat them. lol. another way you can to put some fruit and veggie protecters over them, its on my file on how to make them. and please vote for them in the gardening contest. that the instructables is having

nadialtbr 10 years ago

Well, on a fine evening I went outside only to find Mr. Rabbit having a fine dining experience at the cost of my sunflowers!!! he must have thought the drier sheets were linen napkins :)
I guess my rabbits are too well trained to worry about the strong smell. Rabbit stew it is!

pianolover10124353 10 years ago

I don't under stand! this works for me every time, are you sure you used bounce dryer sheets? because the others don't work. you can try the method I use to keep dogs away from plants, its on my file

nadialtbr 10 years ago

Mmmm, I used Snuggle, maybe that is the problem. That or my rabbit are too sophisticated :)

build52 10 years ago

I hear hot pepper spray works.Use as a general insect and pest (deer, raccoons, rabbits, etc) deterrent.
- Mix 2 tbsp hot (cayenne or hotter) pepper with 6 drops liquid soap and 1 gallon water. Store in a spray bottle for easy use.
- Mix ½ cup apple cider vinegar, 1 tsp hot pepper sauce, 1/8 tsp liquid soap. Shake well and put in a spray bottle.

pianolover10124353 10 years ago

yes that's works, and actually I have an instructable with cayane pepper and soap to keep dogs from peeing on your lawn

blkhawk 10 years ago

The magazine Mother Earth News also suggested spraying your urine around the perimeter of your garden. If you feel uncomfortable with using pee, you can also use yours or someone else hair clippings.

pianolover10124353 10 years ago

lol! well unless you want to kill your veggies, or just have the thought of your food soaking up your pee