I just install this think looks like bird house has ramdon blinding lights solar powered has 4 AA rechargerable battery in side it run for days without charge on storage of batterys small solar panel on top bird house charge battery. I got mind at place sell farm supplys used mostly for vamits that after chickens it was 80 dollars. In instruction it said for rabbits mount at 2 foot above ground. This list what had here all anminal birds of pray that this think scare away works on day and night animals 4 red blinking lights 4 Blue blinking light for some animal it takes blue to scar them. mountain lions fox skunk opussium deer rabbit owl hawks coyotes bob cats wessel minks and crows I know some are mist here inlist but this covers what i have. I talk to people had these for over 4 years said had no animal after installing. I search web all over and can't come up site sell these. Name bird house is GARDEN GUARDIAN BIRDHOUSE DEER AND VARMINT REPELLER. I have phone number that could call on workdays its in Savannah Georgia 912 236 0651 fax 912 234 9978

Here is a link that might be useful: gardian repeller

One other thing works very well fishing line Fence they can't see fence very well and want try to jump it. I'm 65 years old I bought zebco back when 2.95 was on sale for 2 dollars and spool line. I pickup rod that eye gone on end was gone. I put up 2 strand for deer even add to net wire fence on top about foot up and they want jump fishingline because they the deer not going something can't tell height of. You still buy at yard sale 2 dollar reel to put up deer fence. I've never tried on rabbits as fence.

Gator, I think that the fishing line idea might be a great idea. I'm going to give it a try. Thanks, Luke

Better posting on subject over at veg, garden forum.

Here is a link that might be useful: link to cheap deer fencing

Dried blood may help and adds nitrogen to the soil. Some people say hot sauce sprayed on them works.

But I use chicken wire around the area, it works all winter long.

Dried blood
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