Garden warfare

[D3monic]

Hey, D3monic. Have you ever seen the episode of "Married with Children" where Al tries to start a vegetable garden?

I forget but will be sure to google it later. Loved That show.

 

[Hybrid Mode 01]

Dum da da dum dum dum, vegetable garden! Dum da da dum dum dum, dum, dum da dum dum CORN!
 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rg1w88ekqw

 

[D3monic]

lol and those little shirmp I like

 

[EliteMcScruffin]

Great clip.  Man I loved Married With Children.
 
As an update, it's been a week and absolutely no sign of that little turd or any others in the backyard for that matter.  Seems that Liquid Fence stuff is doing the job.

 

[D3monic]

It lasted for like 2 weeks for me, too many rains. I shot the last one I seen in the ass. Didn't kill it but I sure haven't seen it in my yard again. 3 live across the street. 

 

[Geonerd]

 
The yard is fenced in by a brand new fence.  I checked the area it fled from the enforcer (German Shepherd) and there was about a 3 inch gap under the fence.  I think I'll fill that in but doubt it will stop them for long.

 
Piles of fist+ sized rocks, extended some distance out from the fence will keep them out, at least for a while
Probably better is burying a ~12" strip of chicken wire along the base of your fence (and tacking the top to the bottom of the existing fence posts.)  Even then, occasional inspection is a good idea, lest the varmints begin a large scale excavation project..
 
Popping one with a BB gun won't keep his friends away, and god help you if your other half spots a lame rabbit limping around with a festering projectile lodged in its leg.

 
The yard is fenced in by a brand new fence.  I checked the area it fled from the enforcer (German Shepherd) and there was about a 3 inch gap under the fence.  I think I'll fill that in but doubt it will stop them for long.

 
Piles of fist+ sized rocks, extended some distance out from the fence will keep them out, at least for a while
Probably better is burying a ~12" strip of chicken wire along the base of your fence (and tacking the top to the bottom of the existing fence posts.)  Even then, occasional inspection is a good idea, lest the varmints begin a large scale excavation project..
 
Popping one with a BB gun won't keep his friends away, and god help you if your other half spots a lame rabbit limping around with a festering projectile lodged in its leg.