does this work against rabbits who eat flowers in a garden?
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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 doubt it John I've cought racoons ,possums ,& armadillos in a live trap within 20 feet of mine . Its a waste of money in my opinion !! Barry
1166668
Don't know about the flowers, but It did not keep the rabbits from eating our lawn.
1166669
I don't know about rabbits, but it keeps the deer away. We've had a problem with the sentinel not being completely waterproof and eventually not working when it rains or mists.
1166670
I would think so because it's an annoyance and rabbits graze, so they would eat somewhere else. You might have to try various frequencies to see which one works the best.
1166671
Don't know about rabbits, but it works keeping the deer away from our flowers.
1166672
I would think if it keeps cats away, (very well I might add), it would keep rabbits away. Not Positive but it is logical.You may have to turn up to max output which is a lot because my neighbors complained it woke them up, so I turned it down a bit.
520752
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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I don't know. Our rabbits have not paid much attention to it. They are not impressed. We do not have rats.
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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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It would depend on the type of flower / the leaves on the flowering plant. It works just like other selective weed killers that focus on a broad leaf (not a grass type of leaf). This is different from those other weed killers, this focuses on grass like leaves & plants. It should be safe for traditional types of flowers, however I would not trust it on a flowering plant that has grass type leaves. For example I have some muscari or something like that. The leaves are similar to grass but has a flower. I believe it would kill that type of plant / flower. If your flowers have thin long leaves, then call Ortho / download the data sheet. Else, if the flowers are like roses, I have never had a problem with this product.
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I'm going to say probably. Works great for deer, rabbits and small mammals. This year when I planted my blubs, which if you don't cover they get dug up, I sprayed my Deer Off in all these areas on the soil. NOTHING...came to dig them up. GREAT stuff.
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The label says good for deer, rabbit, and squirrels. But I have not seen any effect on all three. This product does smell kind of rotten, but all the critters just ignore it. I suspect the same result with chipmunks.
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I would think that they would protect from rabbits. I am using them to protect my trees from deer and they have worked very well. Good luck!
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Not that I know of, but friends did use it for rabbits. If they can drink from a bowl should be ok.
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Well... I'm not impressed with liquid fence. It stinks to the high heavens, but it does not repel the rabbits that eat my plants! They hop right through the stuff, i've watched them do it. Now I'm using a pellet gun. Much more effective! Sorry, i know you have a rabbit as a pet, but the ones in my yard are evil pests.
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I have owned rabbits for several years. This scoops will absolutely NOT work... It sounds like you need a rake of some kind.
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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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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.
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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.
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I am currently trying it for rabbits ... doesn't seem to be keeping them out of my garden.Also, be aware it is very stinky and red in color so it will stain.
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I doube it will work. I used it to scare rabbits and squirrels from the yard. It works for a couple of days, then they came back. As long as they have a nest nearby, they will get used to the smell in a few days.
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We have used the Plantskydd SPRAY, which is fantastic for deer. We have chipmunks in our yard, so the spray doesn't keep them away. But, then, we don't plant bulbs other than Daffodils- which no one eats. Anyway, Plantskydd now makes a granule product to sprinkle around which says on the container that it will keep little critters away, so you may want to check it out! Hope this helps! Good luck!