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Bruce -
Good question. Actually, it's only the bulbs that stick, hence why it keeps
mice away. The flowers either have no major smell, or only a slight nice
one (I don't recall, since they are at my old house).
I don't get how urine would attract other animals, exceptin if you were
spreading female in heat urine, then I would udderstand.
- Pam
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From: Bruce Marcham [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 6:13 PM
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Subject: Re: Sqwerrls invade KWP
Pam:
Plant something that smells like skunk? Isn't the problem with the skunks
their smell?
Wouldn't the skunks want to spray their scent on the flowers to mark their
territory (and show the Peppee LePew amatuer what a REAL skunk smells like)?
he says you don't want to use the urine to scare the skunk(s) away, that it
will attrack them (and other animals as well) instead. This doesn't make
sense to me but that's what he tells me.
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