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Deer, dog or rabbit damage?

spandit

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Went to see if any of my newly planted almond trees had started budding (as the established one is getting there and it always blossoms early). Found this:

 

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Hoping it's not bad enough to kill the tree (rabbit spiral now added - it was unprotected before) but with my luck it'll be yet another fatality. Already lost several hundred pounds of trees in that patch alone (due to weather, mainly)

 

 

 

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On 26/01/2020 at 11:52, gary112 said:

Rabbit

Next question... 22LR (quiet, leaves body intact to eat), or .223 (effective, albeit in a slightly more gruesome way)?

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30 minutes ago, spandit said:

Next question... 22LR (quiet, leaves body intact to eat), or .223 (effective, albeit in a slightly more gruesome way)?

Either if it gets rid of em?

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30 minutes ago, Commando said:

.17HMR? Will give u a bit more range and not too pricey

Got that too... doesn't blow them up like a CF though :D

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