Darn evil bunnies

[rondog]

Hell, they just want a little grass, bunnies are welcome in my front yard. Dogs won't allow them in the back though.

But squirrels - they're persona non grata.....

[Grant H.]

I use a Gamo .177 pellet rifle.

I turn the lights off, take the screen out of the window, stand back in the dark, and it's bye bye bunny.

But Kazoo has a good point. My bolt .22 is way quieter. I just happen to know that my neighbors will tolerate a pellet rifle better than a .22lr.

[Big E3]

I’d go all Boulder on them and write a law that says no bunnies of any kind will be allowed in your yard. Maybe even a sign saying no bunnies. "Somebody needs to do something".

[brutal]

You'll shoot your eye out.

[68Charger]

Coyote urine crystals from Ace Hardware ("Shake-Away" is the brand) will clear your yard pretty quickly.
It does not smell nice. Cover your nose and mouth when sprinkling it. And be aware it will clear your yard of everything that can be considered coyote prey.

I'm sure it has nothing on the smell of fire ant powder... first brand we used was from the farm co-op, called surrender. I'm not sure if they meant the ants or us. I amused myself by telling my wife when I was out of town to ask for "surrender monkey"... the guy at the co-op played along while laughing to himself. I let him know it was deliberate, and we had a good laugh over it... sorta like blinker fluid.... but smells like death.

[bczandm]

Cayenne pepper sprinkled around a few areas in the yard where they hang out. In my case we have a small moss rock wall that they loved. Pepper in a few of the holes and the problem is solved. I think it's a seasonal item at Costco but they had a large container for $6 or so.

[68Charger]

You need..... the holy hand grenade of Antioch

[Alpha2]

The libs tell me these are fool-proof.

[newracer]

This will take care of those pesky rabbits.

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[TheGrey]

I'm sure it has nothing on the smell of fire ant powder... first brand we used was from the farm co-op, called surrender. I'm not sure if they meant the ants or us. I amused myself by telling my wife when I was out of town to ask for "surrender monkey"... the guy at the co-op played along while laughing to himself. I let him know it was deliberate, and we had a good laugh over it... sorta like blinker fluid.... but smells like death.

I'll take your word for it. I thank my lucky stars that I have never encountered fire ants, and I hope I never will.