Will this keep rabbits from coming into my yard? I have two gates that the rabbits keep scaling my five foot fence.
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I bought it to keep squirrels away from my tomatoes. They kept away for a few days but that was it even though I refreshed the scent.
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Probably not. I got it to try and keep skunks raccoons, possums, and cats away, they are still coming around. Wish I could find something to keep them away
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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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Don't know, but would guess not. Wouldn't repel the rabbits eating my pansies. Product I found that repelled the rabbits was "Repels All" purchased at Lowe's.
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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.
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We used it to keep squirrels out of our veggie garden. We built a metal mesh fence around the garden and attached it to the fence post. Then we bought plastic fastener to attach to the metal fence to hold the wire. We got these at the farming supply store. The ends of the wire attach to a post on the bottom of the unit. Then we attached the other end to another post and ran the extension of that piece to a ground post that we bought and installed. Hope it helps. It really kept the squirrels out of the garden without killing them Really freaked a few out though. Don't touch it with wet hands! We used it to keep squirrels out of our veggie garden. We built a metal mesh fence around the garden and attached it to the fence post. Then we bought plastic fastener to attach to the metal fence to hold the wire. We got these at the farming supply store. The ends of the wire attach to a post on the bottom of the unit. Then we attached the other end to another post and ran the extension of that piece to a ground post that we bought and installed. Hope it helps. It really kept the squirrels out of the garden without killing them Really freaked a few out though. Don't touch it with wet hands!
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It all depends on what you are looking for I guess in a fence. I don't know much about rabbits but I know that they could dig under any fence so there is nothing to stop them for doing that.I think the main purpose for choosing this type of fencing would be that it's easy to take apart and reassemble. I have to move this to cut the grass, and I take it with me for my little dog if we go visit people. It's a little heavy because its metal but works real good.
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I have bunnies around my garden but put up a wire rabbit fence and then draped the Dewitt net across the garden and surrounding fence. They have not chewed the net or tried. But with the fence in addition to the net, it's not exactly the same scenario.
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The latches aren't very sturdy, so I would suggest you put your own additional latch to make sure your rabbits can't get out. Or better yet, I'd suggest buying a different hutch! I ended up returning mine because it was just plain cheap
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Not sure how small your rabbit is, but a dwarf rabbit could not fit through the gate...I use it indoors for various pets at different times. If you were looking to keep a rabbit in it outdoors, I would recommend a regular rabbit hutch to protect them from different animals that make try to get it. Plus, a rabbit hutch has a indoor space for them to sleep. If you are using it just leisurely to let them run around outside...then it would be fine.
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It will keep them directly off the area you attach them to like eves and pitches of your roof ...you might block a path into your home but best to fix the entrance ...or an area they jump from a tree to the roof but they are not much af a deterrent to just keep them off ...you could also put them on the tree or along the top of a fence tp block a path to your house ...but squirrels are smarter than birds if they are in your home try fox urine crystals in a stocking they hate that and they will move on ... you can put that in the crook of a tree or in the attic or hanging from a string
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It will for sure. I have coyotes that come to my house too, and I keep a crossbow just in case they get too close to my animals too.
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I don't have a squirrel problem so I am not sure. However, I placed this outside to keep the bird poop off my kids swing set... for the first week they stayed away.... then they just perched right next to it on the pole. After a week they knew it wasn't a threat.
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I agree with David. It looks from the weight that the #6050 DeerBlock Netting is lighter, more like bird netting. The Deer Barrier Fencing is made of much thicker plastic, making the overall roll heavier. Other than some gaps made by weed whackers and rabbits (which can chew through this), this is very durable and tough fencing.I eventually added 1" mesh metal chicken wire (18" high) at ground level to thwart the rabbits and mowing service and save the deer fence. The wire extends about a foot up, and the bottom of the plastic deer fence overlaps it on the outside starting about 6" off the ground. I agree with David. It looks from the weight that the #6050 DeerBlock Netting is lighter, more like bird netting. The Deer Barrier Fencing is made of much thicker plastic, making the overall roll heavier. Other than some gaps made by weed whackers and rabbits (which can chew through this), this is very durable and tough fencing.I eventually added 1" mesh metal chicken wire (18" high) at ground level to thwart the rabbits and mowing service and save the deer fence. The wire extends about a foot up, and the bottom of the plastic deer fence overlaps it on the outside... » Read More I agree with David. It looks from the weight that the #6050 DeerBlock Netting is lighter, more like bird netting. The Deer Barrier Fencing is made of much thicker plastic, making the overall roll heavier. Other than some gaps made by weed whackers and rabbits (which can chew through this), this is very durable and tough fencing.I eventually added 1" mesh metal chicken wire (18" high) at ground level to thwart the rabbits and mowing service and save the deer fence. The wire extends about a foot up, and the bottom of the plastic deer fence overlaps it on the outside starting about 6" off the ground. « Show Less
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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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Yes, this works great for me. It keeps all critters out except chipmucks which scoot right under the wire. I run two strands of wire: one about an inch or two above the ground and one around six inches higher so groundhogs, rabbits, etc. cannot get in without touching the wire. If you want to keep deer out, you will have to run a strand higher up as well, maybe 3-4 feet high.FYI: anything that touches the wire will short it out so you have to keep weeds and garden plants from touching the wire.
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The 2" holes allow small rabbits and rodents in. I ended up with a 3 phase fence. The 72" did work for deer although if they want to they can jump it. Very flimsy. Remember also you end up burying 3-4" so not really 72" tall.
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Absolutely, this keeps deer out of our yard. Be careful with neighbors pets or your own pets This works great Crank it up on settings initially and use A/C power cord It will keep squirrels away from feeder as well
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Hi, I am sure it will keep the seers out but the rabbit may jump through and will not learn not to touch like the deer. I would get the 6v charger instead as this one tends to be weaker and slower after about 6 months to a year even after replacing the battery.