Really? I know they're handy if you spot a bear but you think they'll take away the rabbits?

I think they're more interested in coyotes eating the family pets than rabbits eating the family garden. Still, they advertise as handling any wildlife problems. Let me know what they have to say about rabbits.

We found a paralyzed rabbit on our front lawn. I guess it got hit by a car. We took it to the emergency vet (it was a night) and they euthanized it for us at no charge. I felt awful, but I didn't want to leave the rabbit there.

Are you crazy?!?! I'm not calling them to ask them to remove the rabbits. They'd put me in an asylum.

But I double dare you to do it. :-)

So sugarhill, what prompted you to discover this number? Are you having critter troubles?

The only critter problem I'm having right now is with the new puppy. I made the mistake of giving her a plant container to play with. She liked it so much she dumped some plants waiting to go in the ground out of their containers so she could play with the containers - but only after she shook the plants around to make sure they were dead. And she did it all in under 5 minutes. Last time I'll turn my back on her to get a drink of water.
I get the Georgia Market Bulletin, and they had an article in this week's edition about the wildlife #. I just thought people might need the # at some time, so I posted it. I wonder if they round up rascally little puppies?

I have a new puppy too.
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For the 3rd day in a row there's no rabbit droppings to clean up since I put chicken wire stuff at the base of the fence. Hooray!

We just had ANOTHER chipmunk in the house. My cat brings them in alive. I happend to be in the dining room (that we never use) and saw some rodent poop (I really have to fire my cleaning lady:). He was behind the china cabinet. After chasing throughout the house (we had to lock up our cat), he finally went out the door to the yard. WHEW.