Shooting him is not an option - he wouldn't give you near enough meat for the pot & I'm not going to humiliate myself trying to catch him again!
Westi
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Westi
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Got a baby bunny on the plot - currently hiding under the blackcurrant bush. He's not causing too much of a problem at present but will obviously grow bigger - any ideas for getting him off the plot? He doesn't have the sense to run out the gate when left open despite a good wetting to push him that direction & quite frankly looks a bit too small to be away from Mum - but he is!
Shooting him is not an option - he wouldn't give you near enough meat for the pot & I'm not going to humiliate myself trying to catch him again!
Westi
Shooting him is not an option - he wouldn't give you near enough meat for the pot & I'm not going to humiliate myself trying to catch him again!
Westi
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Urban Fox - I do beleive that will eventually get him - they visit regularly & he is a noisy little blighter so will make himself obvious. See you soon!
It's either RIP or someone has a trap.
Westi
It's either RIP or someone has a trap.
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RIP it was - or rather there is no bunny & fresh fox poop! Join the dots. 
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