[Scpg] Racoons

[Andrew @ Beauty Grows]

A client of mine had tried everything from coyote urine to any number of
repellants and after a little research I found the Scarecrow Sprinkler.
It works very well, so we actually hard-irrigated it permanently. It
uses a 9 volt battery so we're working on a solar modification. I don't
know if this applies to them in a greenhouse, but maybe?
 
Hope this helps - these things are brilliant!
 
~Andrew
 
About $60 here;
http://pondparts.com/subcat274.html?source=google
<http://pondparts.com/subcat274.html?source=google&gclid=CJza2rjOkY0CFRK
1YgodpxmjoQ> &gclid=CJza2rjOkY0CFRK1YgodpxmjoQ
 
 
 
Andrew A. Draper
Beauty Grows Landscape and Design
please visit: www.beautygrows.com
323.251.5321
 

-----Original Message-----
From: scpg-bounces at arashi.com [mailto:scpg-bounces at arashi.com] On Behalf
Of Cory Brennan
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2007 1:13 PM
To: lapg at arashi.com; scpg at arashi.com
Subject: [Scpg] Racoons


OK, we now have some very slick raccoons that come in our nursury at
nighttime and do very strange things like empty out pots.   Would like
to hear any and all suggestions for handling such other than a big dog
or perimeter fence which we can't do right now.  

Cory




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