I sure hope that pear tasted good, you dang raccoon!About a month ago, there were so many pears ripening, I wondered if I would be able to eat them all before they got too ripe. Now, look what I’m finding on my pear tree! Half-eaten pears, and drops on the ground with teeth marks all over. I feel lucky if I find a drop that’s still unmarked.
I’m beginning to take a strong dislike to raccoons.
Hi Pam! Just pointed my roommate Jim at your blog. He suggests ziplock bags agaist birds and insects. Er, for raccoons, make that kryptonite and bullet-proof glass. And dogs and guns. Arm the cats!
So far bird netting seems to be keeping the peaches secure. Next year, I’ll try netting the pear tree too.
Thanks!
Hi Pam! Just pointed my roommate Jim at your blog. He suggests ziplock bags agaist birds and insects. Er, for raccoons, make that kryptonite and bullet-proof glass. And dogs and guns. Arm the cats!
So far bird netting seems to be keeping the peaches secure. Next year, I’ll try netting the pear tree too.
Thanks!