Will this keep dogs and coyote out of my rabbitry?
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It should yes, just put the wire down low enough that they'll get across it. It's got a heck of a bite to it (especially when you've just had a shower and your head is wet - feels like a 4x4 across the top of your head). :-)
1984291
It will keep a rabbit in. I wouldn't be comfortable about it keeping an aggressive animal out. It kept my little dogs out, but something more aggressive could push the wire in. Plus the wood is soft. I think you would have to run some additional wire around the outside that couldn't be pushed in.
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Hi,The Yard Sentinel is very effective against Coyotes. We would recommend using the cat/dog range indicated on the frequency unit as a guideline for setting the unit for dogs.Rick JCustomer serviceDeal Republic
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Can't verify the use of the Coyote for deer. I use him in my garden area to keep dogs from using my lawn as a potty. I can tell you when I lived in the woods the only thing that did help with deer was deer fenceng and spraying the plants that the deer fencing did not cover with my own solution of eggs / hot sauce / water!
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I doubt that it would keep animals away from a large area. It keeps cats away from marking our back door and stored feed in the shed, but they still come close.
1311287
I don't know about rabbits but these are keeping all the predators away from my chicken coop.
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.
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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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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 alot of rabbits but never set my sights on using this trap to catch them (caught skunks and Racoons) if you use this for rabbits use Kale (red or green) as bait should work great
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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.).
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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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We used Shake Away to discourage rabbits and possums from our flower beds. We haven't seen a raccoon in our area for quite some time. Altho, it has been my experience in the past that the raccoons that hung around our cabin in WA were not at all afraid of a fox. They were bigger.
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We just use it to keep small dogs in the yard, but my husband thinks it should work to keep coyotes out.
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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.
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This unit is small, I have a 25 x 12 garden and it works fine for that. It keeps woodchucks and rabbits away. I don't know if it would keep deer out.
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I really can't say. I got it for deer and it seems to work. If the logic of a predator is the same with rabbits, it should work. On the other hand, I'm not to sure how smart wabbits are.