is a euculuptus tree deer resistant as well as the siberian elm?
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Patience to germinate. Don not give up for they are worth the wait. Thanks again 9Greenbox & Amazon.com
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really wish I could answer this my seeds never took so I never had a chance to find out .
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I honestly don't know. I purchased it to be used as an ornament shrub but non of the seeds grew despite following directions for proper planting.
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Dont waste your time will this seller its been MONTHS and I havent recived anything I ordered and they will not get back to me
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I apologize this Avalanche Hunting Crossbow 150 lb. has the ability to take down a small to medium sized deer, but not a buffalo.
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I will not plant this until Spring. Ah deer...... Try cheep perfume. They have very powerful noses. Otherwise they seem to eat about anything or they simply pull the plants out. There is a ground cover called Corsica moss that reeks when disturbed. They may not bother that.
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A good lightweight broad head that has taken deer, raccoon and several wild pigs. It will work with any arrow you choose or any pound bow. Blades are easily sharpened. This point is only 100 grains. I really like 125 or heavier for pigs or bear.
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I could not answer that, however, for the bow I have I find it ineffective and pretty much useless. Had it on opening day in NH and had it off by the time I hit my tree stand and left it there!
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Mine is called blackbird sk5. I am not certain about the wilderness or hedgehog.
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I have gotten very good results so far. We have what I call suburb deer. They live in this community traveling down different streets at night. I hung mine up about 3 feet from the ground in the mulberry tree of my front yard. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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Well according to the Janka hardness scale for wood, Maple scores between 700-1450 depending on the species and Bamboo scores between 1180 and 3000 depending on the scale. So Bamboo is generally harder but depending on the species Maple could be harder. I doubt Gladiator would even be able to tell us the type of species woods used. I too want the hardest surface available which I thought was probably Bamboo but right now the Bamboo top is running $58 more than the Maple top. I'm not sure if that would be worth it.
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No sure. I only see deer near my house in winter. I don't think they would get close to the garden because there is nothing left.
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No, I would not advise using it for deer. I have already had a squirrel get through it.
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can be used for any trees, respond very well for any fungus,i have powder mildow on my phlox last year,i spray twice with copper fungicide and is gone, my friend have black spot on her roses,spraying with Serenade and copper fungicide shows good result
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I'm not sure but I would look at this information first...http://www.ehow.com/how_8349005_kill-bois-darc-tree.htmlHope this helpsJean
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Small to medium game no problem. I would think with the right tips and bolts a deer as well not sure I would use this on a moose.
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Buy the moose rack. It's a lot harder. My Retriever loved the elk too but ate it much faster than the moose. He's getting a new one for Christmas.
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I've seen it used for ferrets before, and they survived. I know mice also have a sensitivity to those same woods, but I use it for all of mine and haven't had any problems. =)
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I'm not sure. I tried using it only for deer, which didn't work. I switched to Deer Stopper that resolved the problem. I also used human hair and garlic, to repel the animals. It worked!!!
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Yes. as long as the bow has atleast a 40lb draw its leagle and powerful enough. for white tail anyway not sure. bout mule deer.