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#63027 11/20/07 06:21 PM
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Hi , I live in far north Queensland ,Australia .On my 74 acre property
I have an over abundance of rabbits ,which are creating a lot of damage
to the enviroment . I have considered shooting them ,but something has always held me back .Since learning Feng Shui ,I now know why ,they are my secret friends.
Is there a Feng Shui solution to this problem reducing their numbers .
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I guess the old saying.."Too much of anything isn't good" applies even in Feng Shui. You could introduce some more predators who are native to the environment to provide a balance. You have the coolest snakes over there.

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Thanks Mayflowers
I was hoping for more practical advice ,rather then having to start
a python breeding program
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Salt, here is a link for you: http://www.bugspray.com/articles99/rabbits.html
regarding all sorts of ways to rid yourself of rabbits
with sprays to nets to traps.

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Well Kate,

Practical like what? Magick? Who said anything about "breeding" pythons? I just said to introduce (that means to just put a few in the environment) some more natural predators because you felt guilty about hurting rabbits yourself, since they are your secret friends. I thought that was pretty practical. It would return the balance back to normal. I didn't say you had to breed pythons. Cripe, you have 74 freakin acres! Just let a few males and females loose and the problem will take care of itself in a few months. K.I.S.S. method.

I was speaking of balance, which, obviously you don't have right now between predator and prey. If you don't have the nerve to kill them yourself what were the other options.... Ulrika's advice?

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Aloha Salt,

You may want to check out the "Balance" facet, look at adding a statement to your success direction regarding what you want and that's best for the environment, do the tubes of light-visualizing any excess rabbits moving to a better location, and check out some live trapping methods and any friends, pet stores, etc. that may want them.

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I think my idea is better..more natural.

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