Nature's MACE Granular Deer & Rabbit Repellent

Yes, Deer and Rabbit MACE Granular effectively repels deer, rabbits, elk, and moose.

No, deer and rabbits do not become accustomed to the scent of this product. Their natural aversion remains strong over time, eliminating the need to rotate it with other repellents. Our technology combines fear, scent, and taste cues to consistently trigger their instinctive flight response, ensuring ongoing protection for your plants.

Yes, our repellents are effective year-round. Both our granular and liquid formulas work exceptionally well during winter. They act as winter repellents, preventing browsing, nibbling, and harmful deer rubbing. Consider spraying during winter as a preventative measure. You can apply it less frequently, about once a month, due to the reduced foliage. If you notice deer activity in winter, they are likely to return in spring. Prevent deer damage before the spring season starts! The best time to begin spraying is at the start of each growing season. After a long, cold winter, deer are eager to consume fresh growth.

Yes, it can be used on all types of plant foliage. It does not harm plants, trees, wildlife, deer, or rabbits (when used as directed). We recommend applying it generously to the ground and surrounding areas of edible plants. You can apply it directly to plants but avoid getting it on the edible parts. Always thoroughly rinse any fruits or vegetables before consuming them.

The granular formulas tend to last longer than liquids and are more weather-resistant. They can also be applied in freezing temperatures. They work best for perimeter applications. This makes them ideal for protecting areas like flowerbeds, bushes, gardens, and landscapes.

Our liquid spray is best for taller vegetation, while our granular formula is better for protecting lower-level plants and shrubbery (plants under 3 feet tall). For optimal results and maximum coverage, use both granular and liquid repellents. Our liquid formulas offer more versatile blanket protection for treated areas. Available in both concentrate and ready-to-use sprays, they are ideal for large applications such as landscapes and farming. Liquids can be applied using a motorized spray pump or sprinkler system and generally cover more square footage than the granular version.