I've never had trouble with rabbits and gardens. We are loaded with cottontail rabbits, and I do not spray the lawn for weeds. The white clover is their favorite, so when I replanted the lawn, I purposely got seed with clover in it.Every year the young ones are all around the yard, scattered, but so friendly and unafraid, you have to watch you don't step on them sometimes.
Woodchucks the same thing, though they will go for greens like lettuce, they most often go for weeds like purslane, pigweed or clover and whatever other legumes there may be. I've seen them right next to garden plants and not touch them. All depends on how dry it gets around here. Dry spell means they will be aggressive towards a kept garden if given access. This season, they are all over this place, but with all the rain, not a lot of pressure around the house. I detained 2 caught by hand, tamed a young one. they sure are something. You sure can learn a lot about them without much effort. Helps when you have to deal with getting rid of them.
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