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Originally Posted by Rerun
Good idea with the shop vac. I've got one of those and I think I'll try it for some of the older dry stuff thats deep down in the grass. My grass is getting fairly long (it probably hasn't been cut in 2-3 weeks) and some of the old stuff is buried pretty good in there. I want to get rid of this before I mow my lawn tonight. Don't want the lawn mower chopping up moist deer poop and spreading it all over the place.
I guess I'll have to use my hand (in a rubber glove of course) for the newer droppings that I don't want to vacuum.
There is a tool that I could use if I really wanted to spend a lot of money. Its called the Fine Tines Stall Fork and its made by Woody Pet Products out in Surrey BC.
http://www.woodypet.com/finetines.html
The tines are 5/16" and 3/8" apart which would be perfect. Unfortunately they don't have a distributor in Alberta, the forks are expensive at $39 each and shipping is about another $13 |
So you're actually resorting to vacuuming your lawn?
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