Will this keep rabbits from eating my crops? Every year they destroy my grape vine, my strawberries, &amp; my tomatoes,
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I don't think so, John. I bought it to keep my kittens out of my potted plants -- and they had no trouble pulling it off, despite the large number of pins I had bought to hold it down. It's soft, too. - Mary
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I don't think Liquid fence is a natural product and would be dangerous for bees. You'd have to read the label carefully. I used up a whole bottle and it kept rabbits and squirrels from eating my plants. I bought a second bottle and it did not work! Animals ate my plants to the ground.
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Yes, in fact that is what we did with ours(for a fence to keep animals out of the vegetable garden). The only problem is that over time the plastic becomes brittle, so if the vines are not annuals, I would not recommend it. It would probably tear.
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I purchased it for rabbits. Used the entire bottle following directions. Within an hour rabbits were back. Not effective for me. Gophers are an entirely different problem. I had a gopher specialist get rid of mine who found the main gopher tunnels and inserted poison. Liquid fence is a smell that is allegedly suppose to repel not kill deer & rabbit. Operative word allegedly. I would waste your money on this. Gophers are under ground so an entirely different technique for that critter.
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My experience says it won't keep anything away. The deer stroll right up and eat my fuchsias. The squirrels still dig holes in my garden and planters. As for birds, they still empty the bird feeder three feet away from the unit.
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I think it will get rid of anything as long as it is set up the rite way...there are different settings & a motion detect mode....you have to mess with them alittle....I haven't had no rabbits for a while now ....and it does move the stray kits around....
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i used this item to shield bean sprouts from rabbits. it worked fantastic for that. it does provide some shading. not sure how it would work for tomatoes.
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I got the product to keep feral cats off my porch. It does work for that if I spray every day. Not sure about rabbits but it's worth a try.
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I did not have that particular problem. I did not find the product very effective at keeping "critters" away from my garden. I will not purchase it again.
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It worked against squirrels, raccoons, and deer. We don't have rabbits, I think because of the local foxes. So--I don't know.
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i'm not positive- the container says "deer, rabbits, and tree squirrels that feed on flowers, plants, shrubs, bulbs, trees, and seedlings". i bought this to keep rabbits away; i can say, however, that we have absolutely neither squirrels nor chipmunks in our yard.
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The product works well for rabbits. While I do not know for certain, my guess is that it would also work for raccoons. The scent of a predator likely would repel these critters as well.
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I don't know. You'd have to read what the product says. I understand, though, that human hair is a great deterrent to rabbits! Just ask the beauty shop to bag some clippings up for you ;-)
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Squirrels are rats with fluffy tails and as such they can chew thru this mesh easily.. NOT saying that they will because they can get all tangled up in the mesh. IT is my firm belief that it will help deter them but will not completely stop a dedicated fruit hungry squirrel. YES i would use it to make it harder for them to get to the fruit
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If you use vinegar, make sure to clean it off afterwards really well, rabbits hate the smell and the last thing you want is a rabbit avoiding their litterbox.
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It may not keep deer out because they can technically jump over, rabbits will not be able to get thru. I use it for chickens and to keep dogs out, have had not rabbit, deer, or any other animal get into the fenced area!
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I am so sorry I am unable to help you. We bought this to help repel the neighbors goats. No certain how well it worked as after the owner paid for the tree his goats ate, he decided it more cost-effective to keep his goats in his own yard. PS: It didn't stop the goats from eating a rose bush this Spring, however. I would contact the manufacturer for better information.