contender
Ruger Guru
Sadly,,, I'm not an expert on wood preservatives that would be best. I do know that the stuff to protect wood against carpenter bees has had some success in critter repellent. Look up; www.logfinish.con and look for NBS-30.
Critters under the shed
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Thanks Contenter.
Well, here is what we got done today. In the third picture you can see the chewed up part of the trim on the door. There are some other spots like it elsewhere. Looks like woodchuck height to me.
Our neighbor has a huge pile of left over gravel and she said to help ourselves to it so we will be moving the paver stones and filling in the sides of the shed with it.
I also got a gallon of this to slap on the bottom couple of feet of the shed:
Hopefully it's all enough to keep critters out and the dogs away from it. Thanks for all of the ideas and advice guys.
Well, here is what we got done today. In the third picture you can see the chewed up part of the trim on the door. There are some other spots like it elsewhere. Looks like woodchuck height to me.
Our neighbor has a huge pile of left over gravel and she said to help ourselves to it so we will be moving the paver stones and filling in the sides of the shed with it.
I also got a gallon of this to slap on the bottom couple of feet of the shed:
Hopefully it's all enough to keep critters out and the dogs away from it. Thanks for all of the ideas and advice guys.
redfernclan
Single-Sixer
Set a live trap or game camera so you at least know what is doing it.
caryc
Hawkeye
Did you ever consider termites?
I was labeled as rabbit fencing so hopefully it keeps rabbits and woodchuck out.
I didn't, but the wood preservative may help with that. I saw no damage at all inside the shed, just outside.
