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  • Forum post: Re: CATS!!!

    As has previously been mentioned, the UK's estimated 7.2 million cats are known to take millions (up to 55 million!) of birds each year, but from a conservation viewpoint, we need to consider whether this is causing bird populations to decline. The domestic cat takes 15 times more birds than owls...
  • Forum post: Cats ...

    ... there, I've said it and I'm sorry you had to read that word. Get yourself a stiff brandy and settle down before reading my heartrending crie de coure. Are you sitting comfortably? then I'll begin ... Before I start, let me state my position. I have nothing against cats, but...
  • Forum post: Re: RATS!

    Unfortunately we have just got a rat in our garden. It came from down the road, were a boarded up pub has been bought and is being worked on so the rats that lived there have now moved down the road to our housing area. I think the rat that visits us wants to break all the stereotypes. We cut back...
  • Forum post: Re: Cat deterents :

    In that case, the decision now lies with you - most of the deterrents mentioned above and in the previous forum are likely to put the fox off too - you can try soaking the log pile in lemon juice/chilli paste/vinegar and also pasting the entrances with the same, this is likely to put the cat off, but...
  • Forum post: Re: Cat deterents :

    The other forum on cats and deterrents can be found here And i would also recommend a high powered water pistol! :-)
  • Forum post: Re: The velvet jacketed gentleman

    I've been having a look around and found this website - a tried and tested method it seems, albeit a tad tricky, to catch a mole. It is legal to relocate a mole - meadows or fields away from areas where there may be conflict with other gardens (and gardeners!) would be ideal All the best!
  • Forum post: Re: The velvet jacketed gentleman

    Not sure i agree with using jeyes fluid in the garden...! You could try a more natural way - mix up some peppermint oil/garlic salts/chilli powder in a watering can and pour it liberally over the worst affected areas or the areas you wish to protect. The mole is hunting for food while tunnelling so...
  • Forum post: The velvet jacketed gentleman

    I have a mole in my garden who will not take the hint and leave. He has gone from the back to the front - via the flower borders, and he is driving me mad. I have tried burying bottles, windmills, battery operated mole chasers - the works. This morning I woke up to two huge molehills right in the middle...
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