Garden time is coming

[Bliss Doubt]

I think she comes outta the woods a block away I'd see an entrance hole in my yard if there was one.
Yes I have been thinkin about containers but like plantin in the yard.

Yes but you mentioned how cages don't help when they can just dig under. That was what got me started thinking about the solution, and the physical danger of digger tunnels in your garden.

 

[Jimi]

Yes but you mentioned how cages don't help when they can just dig under. That was what got me started thinking about the solution, and the physical danger of digger tunnels in your garden.

Yeah I'll haveta check it out again, wont be long and she wont have anything here to eat.
@ houses away at the Mexican family, they shot the rabbits and am sure they will get her when she moves to their garden

 

[Jimi]

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[Bliss Doubt]

Yeah I'll haveta check it out again, wont be long and she wont have anything here to eat.
@ houses away at the Mexican family, they shot the rabbits and am sure they will get her when she moves to their garden

That makes me so sad when I think of how you love the animals in your kingdom, and always try to find a way to accommodate them peacefully.

 

[Jimi]

That makes me so sad when I think of how you love the animals in your kingdom, and always try to find a way to accommodate them peacefully.

Yes but no way to control what they do. The kid who always goes in our garden now started kickin his Soccer ball against my neighbors house and my others neighbors newly plank sided garage when they aren't home and he doesn't have someone to play with. I am glad I am home a lot