If we could figure out this interprovincial trade situation in Canada, Alberta and Sask could send some coyotes your way.This is more of a winter issue right now I am afraid. We have had a ton of snow so they are eating plants they normally would have to work too hard to get at.
My wife is yelling at three of them as I type this!
Rodent repellant maybe? Buying alfalfa pellets? Sorry, not sure what they'd do, I just know that if they were here their days would be numbered! Slingshot? Fart spray?
I back onto a greenbelt. We actually do have coyotes. We also have foxes in our backyard fairly often. But rabbits can outbreed these guys with ease it seems.If we could figure out this interprovincial trade situation in Canada, Alberta and Sask could send some coyotes your way.
They will stop the rabbits from eating your greenery.
The coyotes and foxes must be eating good in your area for the rabbit population to explode like it is.
We also have lots of hawks as well and the occasional owl. These rabbits live in my fenced yard and that of my neighbors. It seems that they don't like to leave the safety of their cushy homes. Normally we can live in peace as they munch on grass and plants that grow back quickly. It's just years like this where the snow never stops that they really do damage
Wait until the rabbits are on your neighbors side of the fence and then put a rock where the hole in the fence is. Then tell them that their rabbits are no longer allowed in YOUR yard!
Yeah, we had rabbits mow down our viburnum shrubs one winter when the snow cover limited their eating options. I caged the bushes the following fall, which helped them survive the winter after an entire growing season of recovering their lost limbs.This is more of a winter issue right now I am afraid. We have had a ton of snow so they are eating plants they normally would have to work too hard to get at.
My wife is yelling at three of them as I type this!
It’s not that hard to avoid American products. Most stuff you get in a grocery store isn’t coming from the states. Just as easy to get a Samsung phone vs an apple one.
There are a lot of coyotes in Edmonton and area. And a whole lot of boxed lunches called rabbits for them.
That is nothing. By 2035, 100% of new vehicles sold in Canada have to be electric. Now that is an overreach.
I doubt that happens. I like my gas vehicle and I also like my Tesla.
In theory it makes sense, as part of the fuel tax we pay at the pumps is supposed to be for road maintenance. EV's use the same roads, so should in theory pay their equivalent share.
Just this day and age. Feels like they are grabbing everything. Increasing property tax, yadda yadda.
Fuel taxes are akin to subscription fees, once you get used to paying it, you basically just accept it and don't pay much attention to it. If you would have told me 20 years ago that I'd be paying a monthly subscription for my doorbell, I would have laughed at you. ;
Speaking of, I just got my Netflix notice this morning. $23.99
Close to no products come without some sort of stupid subscription fee these days. Even Samsung is apparently going to charge their galaxy users monthly fees for certain AI features by the end of this year. Those phones are already worth well over 1000 f***ing dollars by the way if you buy one outright. Not to mention what ever you pay for a data plan.
I think I heard someone named Freeland say if you drop that, you will be able to afford to eat again.
She can go eat s***.I think I heard someone named Freeland say if you drop that, you will be able to afford to eat again.
