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Rabbit populations can withstand high mortality from natural causes, so  direct control must not merely replace these . Complete eradication is impractical. The aim should be to reduce rabbit numbers to levels at which damage is economically acceptable.

Most effective results will be achieved if co-operative management action is undertaken on adjoining land at the same time.

If you are suffering damage from rabbits coming from neighbouring land, identify the landowner(s) concerned and agree how the issue will be resolved. Natural England believes that the long-term resolution of rabbit complaints is best achieved by co-operation-otherwise problems are almost certain to recur. If co-operation fails, occupiers do have options such as rabbit fencing to prevent damage.

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