do they work on rabbits
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Hello Brian E. Your question does not address from where you want to repel those pesky wabbits. It is a vegetable garden, flower garden, poultry or livestock feeding area? Is it an completely open or partially closed area? Nite Guard works by emulating the eye or eyes of a predator. It must be seen by the varmint at their eye level to be effective. If you ask a question again and be specific as to where you have the rabbit problem I can reply with a reliable answer. I have a ranch and have used Nite Guards for years to repel many varieties of varmints, rabbits included but it is the situation of location that deems whether they will be effective or not. Dixie Hello Brian E. Your question does not address from where you want to repel those pesky wabbits. It is a vegetable garden, flower garden, poultry or livestock feeding area? Is it an completely open or partially closed area? Nite Guard works by emulating the eye or eyes of a predator. It must be seen by the varmint at their eye level to be effective. If you ask a question again and be specific as to where you have the rabbit problem I can reply with a reliable answer. I have a ranch and have used Nite Guards for years to repel many varieties of varmints, rabbits included but it is the... » Read More Hello Brian E. Your question does not address from where you want to repel those pesky wabbits. It is a vegetable garden, flower garden, poultry or livestock feeding area? Is it an completely open or partially closed area? Nite Guard works by emulating the eye or eyes of a predator. It must be seen by the varmint at their eye level to be effective. If you ask a question again and be specific as to where you have the rabbit problem I can reply with a reliable answer. I have a ranch and have used Nite Guards for years to repel many varieties of varmints, rabbits included but it is the situation of location that deems whether they will be effective or not. Dixie « Show Less
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I didn't get them for that problem. But, I think they do because the little plants which were being eaten in the front yard no longer seem to be as cut up. Each light covers a very wide -- I think about 50 feet -- area, so I'd get one and try it.
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Some folks in the reviews report this item as working on different critters. But I'm sorry to say mine, I have 2, don't work on anything. I still see them on my game camera as close as 2 or 3 feet from the units.
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I am sorry I do not know for sure, but I do not see why not. It works well for rabbits.
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No answer on rabbits. But like squirrels they will probably get used to the sound after a few passes.
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They may; I have caught one ground squirrel in my Cinch traps. He barely fit. They work well with pocket gophers. Stan
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Doesn't work on dogs! I have had some luck keeping rabbits out but has the BR reapplied often.
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I have caught racoons, skunks and groundhogs...and my chickens...I think the rabbit thing would depend on the bait used but I don't see why it wouldn't work as chickens are light too.
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In my experience, this air gun does not have enough power to kill a rabbit unless at extremely close range. It will however serve to chase them away and in worse case, severely wound but not kill the animal.
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Hi Norma here, I use this blower on my English angora rabbits, and use it as a vacuum also for rabbit grooming. I don't see why it wouldn't work on a dog as well. I LOVE this blower, it is dependable and sturdy. It is a work horse and I can't say enough good things about it. If it ever quit I would buy the exact same item again. Hope I have helped.
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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.
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As far as I can tell it works against rabbits. Not sure about moles and voles though.
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Honestly don't know if it will work on rabbits. A great part of the design is that you can pull the pad (urine flows through slits in the bottom under the pellets) that absorbs the urine daily, every other day, weekly. I only have to change mine out each week. There is a nice raised edge around the box but at one end is lower for easy access. My cat took to it immediately and I now order via Amazon each time I need to replenish pads or pellets. Hope this helps.
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Hi JT, I don't have rabbits in my area (or they have never been an issue), I use it to keep away the neighborhood cats who were using my yard as a litter box. I use the setting for cats, (mid-range) and it has been working really well, I am very pleased and can recommend the strobe Yard Sentinel for the same situation :)
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I purchased it for rabbits. It did not bother or deter them one bit. They were back almost immediately.
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All we ever caught were chipmunks. The squirrel seem to be too smart. As long as the rabbits are small there probably would be no problem. It's up to you to evaluate the rabbits and check the size of the trap. If not the next size up maybe sufficient, but the trap itself does work.
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Its more for combing out fleas , but if the rabbits coat is like a cats coat shouldnt be an issue , but its not made to collect a lot of fur .
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Sorry we didn't buy it for rabbits, but it didn't work well for what we did buy it for
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that I couldn't tell you, we (luckily)don't have any of those this year (yet).. It does however say on the box that it works on critters like squirrels and groundhogs, so it might work on gophers. When we had gophers in the past we used moth balls and put them down their holes.