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Deer Repellent on the Market Today




When deciding on a deer repellent strategy, you should read some tips on product selection and use. Read Our Deer Repellent Tips

Repellents are an important part of a multi-faceted approach to controling deer. Just as some plants are eaten in some areas and not in others, different animal repellents work differently. There are variations in the way deer react depending on species, regions, seasons, and plants.

There are two types of mode of actions with repellents.
Contact, also called taste repellents, are applied directly to plants, causing them to taste bad. Examples include Bobbex, Hot Pepper Wax, and Treeguard.
Read about commercially available taste repellents

The other type of repellents are Area, also called odor repellents. These are placed in a area you want to keep deer out of and the deer are repelled by the foul odor, or frightened by the odor of humans or other predators.Examples are Plantskydd, Deer Away, and Deer Scram. Read about commercially available odor repellents

There are also several products for a deer proof garden that combine ingredients or have ingredients that work as both taste and odor repellents. Examples of combination products are Deer-Off, NIMBY, and Deer Ban. Reviews and information about combination repellent products

Control products come in ready-to-use liquids, granules, bags, and powder that can be mixed with water. If you prefer, you can make your own products for a deer-proof garden. Repellents can eggs, peppers, dish soap, fertilizers, bars of soap such as Dial and Lifebuoy, garlic cloves,human hair, urine from coyotes, and even large cat feces from local zoos.
Check out our whole page of homemade deer repellents recipes that you can make yourself. Homemade Deer Repellent Recipes

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