Does it prevent rabbits from burrowing holes in your yard?
893740
No. You also have problem with water washing all Granular away when watering your yard. It is a waste of money.
893741
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.
893742
Can't help with a direct answer because I don't have that problem. It hasn't been as effective for repelling rabbits as it has been for repelling deer from my vegetable garden.
893743
I can't answer that because I've never had a problem with rabbits burrowing. In my yard they live I in the hedges, sneak out, and eat the flowers.
893744
My experience says no. The granules contain fox and other predator urine. Rabbits multiply so fast they don't develop a fear of the scent. I have placed it immediately outside their burrows and they run right by it. It clearly burns their feet and they scratch patches in your lawn trying to get it off their feet. Good luck.
893745
I can't answer that. The rabbits that bother me live in the woods and dine on my flowers unless I use Liquid Fence. When I lived in VA, I had good luck preventing bees and moles from making holes by using a mole preventer. I can't remember the brand name, but look for a hose-end spray bottle of product designed to repel moles. I sprayed my grass every 3 - 4 weeks and it kept ground bees and moles away. So it may work on rabbits too, since it is the smell they dislike. If you can't find the product, it is mostly castor oil, so you could try that instead.
1519520
Not that I know of, but friends did use it for rabbits. If they can drink from a bowl should be ok.
933305
If a rabbit wanted something on the other side of this stuff, they'd be through it in seconds. If your main concern is keeping rabbits at bay, you really need to go with something metal (chicken wire, etc.).
1890167
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....
1166671
Don't know about rabbits, but it works keeping the deer away from our flowers.
1234191
This will not work. It was very easy to install and the next morning I went out to holes chewed through it and a bunny sitting in my garden eating my lettuce. Total waste of money for keeping critters out. I resorted to chicken wire fencing. Worked great.
134278
For rabbits I sprinkle it around the perimeter of the garden.For gophers, I pour a little in the hole and cover it.I seems to work a little better for rabbits. It needs to be reapplied every couple of weeks.
2126848
It did keep out rabbits. It did NOT keep out the deer. I am glad it works well for other people.
611379
We have a lot of rabbits in our area (rural downstate Illinois) and the tree guards work fine. I think you would want to be sure the bottom of the guard is firmly against the soil.
473119
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.
744427
No it doesn't. I bought a magic hat that came with a rabbit you could hide inside. :)
611381
I would think that as long as you make sure they stay closed, and you may have to wire them a few places along the end where it wraps, rabbits should not be able to get to the tree. I got mine to protect them from deer and they have served that purpose well.
1965154
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.
413150
Yes, it will. We have a 28 inch high fence around the garden to keep out rabbits. The wire connected to the Havahart is about four inches off the ground and about 4 inches away from the outside of the fence. The groundhog used to have a path worn in the grass from the bushes by the garden to the fence but we have not have any problems with groundhogs since then (about four years now) though we see them in the neighbors' yards. The batteries last about two months or more if there are no weeds or grass touching the electrified wire.
361807
It doesn't affect the birds...I use minds to warn off rabbits and squirrels...the birds still come within the area where the boxes covers...
300681
It can, but my only concern would be in the nest box area. Mine had a particle board bottom and I think that might rot out if it gets too wet. Not sure how rabbits defecate (just pellet poop or with urine), but I'd either line and seal it or use a lot of bedding.
1829626
Our bunnies generally eat the grass mats (or shred) and/or poop on them, so they don't last very long. The best thing to use to protect their feet are plastic cage mats which you can put over the wire. They have big enough slots to let the urine and some of the poop go through. You can also clean them pretty easily. I don't know if they have them online, but I found them at Quality Cage in Portland, Oregon.