Pictures of possible grow area for next season

[GrowRebel]

Sure ya can. Go into a garden store, tell them you have a rabbit problem, my local nursery has not one but several brands of canid piss.

Ok .... I will check it out .... can you recall what the price on this is?

Will the garden store online carry it?

Thanks:thumbsup: :dance:

GrowRebel Reviewed by GrowRebel on 09-27-2006. Pictures of possible grow area for next season Okay .... I've been growing inside for 8 years now ... I've decide to try and grow a couple or three ladies outside in my yard next season. I need advice on what to do to prepare the ground and know if this looks like a good place to hide my girls. No one comes in this area of my yard. There is a train track about 150 ft away, but where I plan to plant the ladies ... they should not be able to see them. Check it out ... As you can see in a couple of the pic I have a path cut out Rating: 5

[NightProwler]

also, you can put up fencing. ive got mine fenced in, works great.

you can hang a bag of soap from a tree and it will repel deer for about a 3 foot radius. rotten eggs ive heard work too.

[stinkyattic]

Other things to try are moth balls, crushed garlic, coffee grounds, cayenne pepper wax, and human hair or a dirty t-shirt. But then you have the risk of leaving your DNA around, so use someone else's.

[GrowRebel]

I will consider all your suggestions. The area I plan to plant .... no one goes there. I have had no problems with tresspassers. My only concern will be with critters.

[Cyclonite]

This is a .17 HMR, you can shoot it outdoors with no earplugs.

[rhino44]

get some really thin chicken wire like 4 ft tall.and some flat black spraypaint. paint the wire and it will be basically invisible until about 20 ft away. This works great for deer, there is so much food around if there is any type of barrier that they bump up against it spooks them and they dont bother.