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July 12, 2017 2 min read
Deer repellent for gardens
If you live in the country and own a garden, chances are deer have turned your precious real estate into a snacking bar. It is sure an annoying experience to see your garden plants eating to ruins every day.
But before passing judgment, you first need to be sure that deer are the ones responsible for the damage in your garden. Mind you, other wild life like rabbits, chipmunks and squirrels wreak havoc on a garden whenever they come visiting.
Here are some tell-a-tale signs that indicate deer have been visiting a garden
That settled, here are some repellent tactics you can use right now to deer-proof your garden
Untidy and cluttered gardens attract deer in their numbers. To avoid sending them an invitation signal inadvertently, rid your garden off grown grasses and fallen fruits that fit their palate. Ensure this is done regularly.
Deer are scared by unfamiliar objects and even sound. This means you can take advantage of this phobia of theirs to keep them out for good. Some of the objects that make them skittish include: motion actuated sprinkler, scarecrow, flood light, strung empty tin cans and sundial.
To permanently put the problem of deer invading your garden away for good, erect an electric fence. Electric fence works by mildly electrocuting wild animals like deer should they attempt to trespass.
For safety sake, only use electric fencing solution that only delivers only small a jolt of electricity, else an unsuspecting human victim could get electrocuted.
Out there in the market, there are several brands of deer repellents, each promising so much, but sadly, only a few come near to delivering their promise.
To save yourself the headache of experimenting with different repellent solution, settle for Deer and Rabbit Mace by Nature’s Mace. Deer and Rabbit Mace is made using 100% naturally occurring organic ingredients, so you have little to be worried about safety.
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