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Remember the lovely new flower I planted in my stone wall bed?
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It now looks like this:
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My happy little cosmos?
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Not so happy anymore.
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It looks like another woodchuck war is brewing, and because no other deterrent ( critter ridder, moth balls, hot pepper flakes, essential oils etc) has worked? I just ordered the big (stinky) guns.
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Note – do not cut flowers for the house after spraying with predator urine. Your roses will not smell rosy.
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River's world..... 
Sometimes I wonder if we live parallel lives.
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It’s possible…
😉
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I take it the bloom is off the woodchuck rose …
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It’s a love/hate relationship…. I love them until they start munching.
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You haven’t tried human urine—with Margaritas????
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I have not. But don’t tempt me…
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Yeah those checkers are getting on my nerves and I don’t live anywhere near you….😡🤬
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It’s almost a shame they’re so cute.
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Mmmmm as delicious as they look 😀
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Apparently, yes.
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He must not be happy with your buffet offerings.
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Geesh. Veggies, fruit and grain… what more could they want. Cheesecake?
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Might keep their grubby paws off your cosmos 😂
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You would think. Ungrateful bastards.
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I like the way you are handling things, though.
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Sitting back and watching them eat everything? It’s not much fun.
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Actually, I meant natural remedies like Predator Urine verses hurting or killing the Woodchucks.
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Oh, I’d never hurt them. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t times I’d like to…
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Oh no, that’s terrible. I mean, for YOU. For he/she/them it was delicious.
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And the worst part? They’re always hungry.
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Hunters use deer (doe) urine to attract bucks. Not so sure that this coyote urine will not attract coyotes. This is a case of what we in business call “Pareto Optimality”, or “every action has an equal and opposite reaction”.
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If we attract coyotes? I just happen to have a scrumptious red squirrel ready for take out.
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