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07/16/2011

Not a Rabbit Proof Fence

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It's squirrel proof tomato cages!  The squirrels were eating our tomatoes before they could even ripen.  They would take one or two bites and leave them on the picnic table.  So Steve took the umbrella skeleton (remember the big storm), and some cast nets, and viola!  No squirrels found in the trap yet.  Steve swears he will do away with any that may be unlucky enough to get tangled up in it, but I don't think he could do it.......

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Randi

It looks like a people proof fence, too! Poor squirrels...no snacks for them!

Posted by: Randi | 07/19/2011 at 06:39 AM

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