Y'know, if you left your garden so open when there are hoards of fast-breeding talking balls of play-dough known for their minor property damage and invasive tendencies, you pretty much deserve to get your garden fucked up.
I'm really not sure who's dimmer: the anons or the yukkuri. Neither ever seem to learn their lesson.
Didact04 said: Y'know, if you left your garden so open when there are hoards of fast-breeding talking balls of play-dough known for their minor property damage and invasive tendencies, you pretty much deserve to get your garden fucked up.
I'm really not sure who's dimmer: the anons or the yukkuri. Neither ever seem to learn their lesson.
Let's face it. If a yukkuri can get to your vegetables, lazy creatures that they are, then every animal that cares can eat your vegetables.
Hitosura said: :P Because that -never- ends poorly. If you miss, you're not likely to get them on the second shot -- they've probably taken off running.
As long as you stick with an airsoft rifle. Personally, I wouldn't want to use anything bigger than a .22LR to dispatch varmints.
It's easy to miss some fencing gone bad, chiken wire getting old and opening up (we had stories of yu's taking advantage of that to bend open an entrance) or a gate left open by someone or well, maybe having hedges for fence.
There is a reason why people even IRL don't just make fortresses around their crops and produce, it's rather expensive and if it's a house garden, maybe your neighbourhood doesn't allow that kind of things.
At the end of the day you get rid of the pests (or capture them and have proper authorities deal with them), then assess what let them in and try to fix or prevent future breaks in if possible.
Moral of the story, just pest control people take it easy and move along, this is just the result of taking it too easy and letting pest yu's in.