Rabbits
The appetite of a rabbit can cause problems every season of the year. Rabbits eat a wide variety of flowers (mostly tulips) & vegetables (carrots, peas, beans and beets) in spring and summer. In fall and winter, they damage and kill valuable woody plants.
Rabbits can do damage to woody plants by gnawing bark or clipping off branches, stems, and buds. In snowy winter northern states, rabbits severely damage expensive home landscape plants, orchards, forest plantations, & park trees and shrubs. Some young plants are clipped off at snow height, and large trees and shrubs may be completely girdled.
Gnawing on older woody growth and the clean cut, angled clipping of young stems are signs of rabbit damage. Distinctive round droppings in the immediate area are a good sign of their presence too.
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What our customers say…
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☆☆☆☆☆ I tried the paste on some carrots & placed them in the trap. On day one there was a rabbit, so we released it into the wild and on Day 2 there was another. I thought we caught the two culprits but on Day 3 & 4 there were rabbits. I'm not sure what is in this paste but it must attract rabbits from all over so 4 days & 4 rabbits- the results speak for themselves. Btw the rabbits were unharmed & are in their new habitat- 10 miles away!
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☆☆☆☆☆ I must admit, I was skeptical but desperate to try something else for my rabbit and rat invasion in the yard. Compared to catching 1 rabbit every other week using apples, I have in the last 2 weeks caught 3 rabbits and 2 rats, so big improvement.
Andreas
