Posted by WA-Hal on July 19, 2010 at 13:38:06 from (208.81.157.90):
In Reply to: OT Garden questions posted by JDMAN60 on July 19, 2010 at 10:12:45:
In my area, the only way to keep the deer from taking the whole garden is to build a really good, 10 foot tall fence. Shooting the deer will get you in REAL trouble if some nosy neighbor sees you dealing with the killed deer. And there are so many does around here that you probably couldn't get away with shooting so many. A good fence works for deer.
We don't have much trouble with raccoons, although I have had to shoot some a couple of times. They are really bold--I cannot ever leave cat or dog food available at night, even inside outbuildings, since the coons, or even worse, skunks tend to come take the food. And I don't think I could build a fence a raccoon couldn't defeat. Having a dog outside helps, since most dogs will start barking if raccoons are near. I have had my best success with raccoons using my 12 gauge with fairly large shot. Nobody seems to care if I blast raccoons! The most I ever got was 5 in a night, but the last several years, I haven't seen any evidence of raccoons around here. Guess they heard I was gunning for them!
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