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<blockquote data-quote="timo_w2s" data-source="post: 920924" data-attributes="member: 196043"><p>Almost exactly a year later and the phantom cable chewer returns! This time at the other end of the garden.</p><p></p><p>I've just replaced a section of coax in the garden after discovering something had chewed through it while I was away. It was a bit of coax that runs by a hole under the fence that the local wildlife tend to use. Luckily the cable wasn't being used but I didn't want it to get any wetter than it already was so it's now patched up and fixed higher up the fence away from the ground and the hole.</p><p></p><p>Some other cables have also been exposed elsewhere in the garden from holes that have been dug next to them and the lawn (moss) is covered in hundreds of little holes too. These are bigger than ones the squirrel usually makes. There's also a few large tunnels dug into the compost heap and evidence from the fairly large qualities of poo spread over the lawn that they have eaten other non-digestible yellow things (earthing cable like bright yellow!!).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="timo_w2s, post: 920924, member: 196043"] Almost exactly a year later and the phantom cable chewer returns! This time at the other end of the garden. I've just replaced a section of coax in the garden after discovering something had chewed through it while I was away. It was a bit of coax that runs by a hole under the fence that the local wildlife tend to use. Luckily the cable wasn't being used but I didn't want it to get any wetter than it already was so it's now patched up and fixed higher up the fence away from the ground and the hole. Some other cables have also been exposed elsewhere in the garden from holes that have been dug next to them and the lawn (moss) is covered in hundreds of little holes too. These are bigger than ones the squirrel usually makes. There's also a few large tunnels dug into the compost heap and evidence from the fairly large qualities of poo spread over the lawn that they have eaten other non-digestible yellow things (earthing cable like bright yellow!!). [/QUOTE]
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