Posted by Billy NY on July 16, 2015 at 10:09:44 from (104.228.35.235):
In Reply to: Re: deer got my peas posted by Charlie M on July 16, 2015 at 09:19:58:
Its one means to deal with the deer. I think it even says "it really works" on the container. Its interesting to see how people deal with whitetail deer and gardens on the web, high fence, fishing line and buckets with cans, etc. Ones usage of this product will vary, as well as rainfall. My policy is if I think I can get another night out of the last application, spray more. There have been times with lots of rain, but for the most part it keeps them away, I had a 50x70 patch of sweet corn, that did produce well, no fence, just this spray. I would have had no crop at all. Seeing that deer alarmed by the odor 2 days ago, and run off, when it otherwise would have come in for an afternoon feeding on the apricots, was priceless, but I had sprayed just about every evening, did not last night and they did not bother the apricots, a few cat birds did a little. We are fortunate to have a good source of red meat in the local deer, and for the most part they are no bother, except ones gardens and plants ! I've got a brazen doe that strolls in while I work in the garage, she's the one browsing around the houses for 2 months now, but will not go near anything I spray with this.
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