how does it work for a deer food plot
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I broadcast it out as the leaves are falling it already came up and I have seen tracks at another plot I planted in fall didn't really do anything special but the plots have great soil an part shade
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All clover is attractive to deer if you let it flower. I planted this for a shady area of lawn that has been resistant to grasses and I felt I was helping the local bees by planting clover. If I may suggest it, I purchased crimson clover specifically for a deer food plot. I learned about crimson clover from my volunteer work with the Missouri Department of Conservation. It is fast growing, high nitrogen, and very attractive to deer. Bonus: it is GORGEOUS, about knee-high with a knock-out red color. I ordered the crimson clover from a seller on Amazon as well. So, that's just an alternative you may want to look into. All clover is attractive to deer if you let it flower. I planted this for a shady area of lawn that has been resistant to grasses and I felt I was helping the local bees by planting clover. If I may suggest it, I purchased crimson clover specifically for a deer food plot. I learned about crimson clover from my volunteer work with the Missouri Department of Conservation. It is fast growing, high nitrogen, and very attractive to deer. Bonus: it is GORGEOUS, about knee-high with a knock-out red color. I ordered the crimson clover from a seller on Amazon as well. So, that's just an alternative... » Read More All clover is attractive to deer if you let it flower. I planted this for a shady area of lawn that has been resistant to grasses and I felt I was helping the local bees by planting clover. If I may suggest it, I purchased crimson clover specifically for a deer food plot. I learned about crimson clover from my volunteer work with the Missouri Department of Conservation. It is fast growing, high nitrogen, and very attractive to deer. Bonus: it is GORGEOUS, about knee-high with a knock-out red color. I ordered the crimson clover from a seller on Amazon as well. So, that's just an alternative you may want to look into. « Show Less
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I have no idea; but it works on deer, that's for sure. Wished it worked on moles and voles, rats and mice.
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Hello. I purchased this unit to drive strays from my backyard. (Which didn't work by the way). There aren't any deers, squirrels or chipmunks where I live so I'm unable to comment. But according to the yard sentinel website, this device is designed to repel both domestic and wild animals.
465126
You're in luck. My ex-girlfriend is a deer biologist.I texted her and asked if an electric fence designed to keep dogs out of gardens would work against deer and she texted back that yes, it should work for deer.
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It does leave an incredibly bitter taste behind that works better and lasts longer than deer-off, but you should be aware it's the taste that will stop animals like beaver or deer after the first couple of bites and not the odor, although it probably does have some odor to an animal.
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I've only been using deer corn in it, but I don't think it would toss anything much bigger than that. It would probably sling the small pellets, but I believe the larger ones would hang up.
916388
I think we mixed it with water following the instruction on the bottle. I forgot the ratio though. As to the effect I am not very sure. As far as I remember, the deer did come back about 2 weeks after using this product.
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??? Well, the Optex will detect them and then you can shoo the deer away. Or are you saying that you don't want to detect deer? There is no way to tell a monitor that you want it to detect THIS but not THAT. Is that what you are asking?
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No, I would not advise using it for deer. I have already had a squirrel get through it.
465128
You're in luck. My ex-girlfriend is a deer biologist. I texted her and asked if an electric fence designed to keep dogs out of gardens would work against deer and she texted back that yes, it should work for deer.
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Thirteen ounces of the concentrate is mixed with one gallon of water and then sprayed on plants the deer like to eat. Works good until some hard rain comes.
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i had the posts, so i just used them to cover my beans because i wanted to pick underneath them, but i suppose you could just lay it on top of whatever you want to protect.fyi - depending on what you are wanting to keep the deer away from, i have foundthat the weed barrier (for the ground) works the best. they can't stand walking on it, & you have abonus of no weeds, less water usage, clean product, no rot (pumpkins) & warms the soil fora product like tomatoes! ":-) i roll it up & use it year after year.
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I had a pump sprayer left from a LIQUID FENCE DEER REPELLENT PRODUCT...and it works fine (holds 48oz when full).Just add the amount of deer stopper you want and PUMP AND SPRAY.GOOD LUCK!
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Not sure. We bought it for deer and rabbits. Didn't do as well as expected. Good luck.
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I think there is a powder to put on plants that will keep deer away. We put up small fences around our trees and sprinkles them with red pepper or chili powder.
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it gives a bitter taste. the main ingredient is used to keep Deer away from trees. Can't hurt to try.
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To use as deer-repellant, the company advises against adding water. That is, it works best if applied and kept dried, according to the vendor's website (read all the way to bottom of site to see this info).