We are visited by foxes and squirrels (and cats of course), but no rabbits.Daniel Quinn wrote:Don't let rabbits near it , all mine was gone in day
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I wish we were only visited by rabbits , our two live free range in the garden , I presume their numerous attempts to escape are to look for some lamb to go with their mint .
, our two live free range in the garden , I presume their numerous attempts to escape are to look for some lamb to go with their mint .-
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An ex girlfriend of mine (between marriages) had a rabbit who chased people around the garden trying to bite them 
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We, of course, have both mint and rabbits growing on our patio.
Sadly, in due course, the rabbits will join the 'how could you' brigade. Nobody seems to get upset about the mint though
Sadly, in due course, the rabbits will join the 'how could you' brigade. Nobody seems to get upset about the mint though
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Your rabbits cannot be free range for ever , like my daughters pets . I think you got the better deal 
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We're not short of rabbits. Destructive bastards! They just carry on grazing and wave to the resident fox as she ambles through. I have counted over 80 out there in the past. My dogs are bloody hopeless too. I think they have caught 3 in the last 2 years.
No shortage of mint though - its controlling it from spreading is our problem
No shortage of mint though - its controlling it from spreading is our problem
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Add to that deer, moles (I am in the process of blowing them up) feral cats and red squirrels.Dr Bunsen Honeydew wrote:We are visited by foxes and squirrels (and cats of course), but no rabbits.Daniel Quinn wrote:Don't let rabbits near it , all mine was gone in day
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I've only tried one of those!! Poor thing ran under our car one night and was very dead indeed. In theory one is supposed to report it to the Marie so he can eat it but we were feeling a bit rebellious that night so into the boot it went. Wonderful stew with Suffolk Sinkers (proper dumplings to you lot) and fresh veg from the garden.CageyH-FX1200 wrote:Add to that deer, moles (I am in the process of blowing them up) feral cats and red squirrels.Dr Bunsen Honeydew wrote:We are visited by foxes and squirrels (and cats of course), but no rabbits.Daniel Quinn wrote:Don't let rabbits near it , all mine was gone in day
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Had an email from the school. "dinner tonight is stroganoff and you're cooking it xx"
Its a fair cop I suppose. At least I can see to it there's plenty of brandy in it.
Its a fair cop I suppose. At least I can see to it there's plenty of brandy in it.
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