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Does it *really* keep deer away? Well, dang...
If it really does the trick...Rich, I'll take the hair if you take care of the shipping PLUS including a photo of the postal service guy's face when you tell him the contents of your box.
I don't really know. My wife says it does, but when we got Hans we fenced in the back yard and she doesn't really plant deer interesting stuff in the front yard. Plus my neighbor's garden isn't fenced at all, so they may be heading over there because it's easier now.
I do know that GSDs do repel deer. When we are out walking (he's on a leash) and we see deer they head the other way
Melissa Thom Webboard User Reg: 12-04-2007
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fingers crossed. If it'll keep out the long legged rats (deer),the long earred rats (rabbits), and the bushy tailed rats (squirrels) out of my garden I may end up buying the stuff to use as a mulch around my garden walkways.
Mike J Schoonbrood Webboard User Reg: 04-30-2005
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I don't care about the bunnies, its the dang moles that are driving me crazy. If I owned the property I might care more about mole-proofing it, but since I rent I don't really care what they do to the yard, just drives me nuts that they are under the dog kennels, which means that if they keep tunneling, my lovely cement tiles will start to sink.
Cujo sheds white, so I have off-white rugs around the house. It's Lykas black hairs that make everything look horrible by the end of the week :p
Janice Jarman Webboard User Reg: 04-19-2005
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Melissa:
Quote: "fingers crossed. If it'll keep out the long legged rats
(deer),the long earred rats (rabbits), and the bushy tailed rats (squirrels) out of my garden I may end up buying the stuff to use as a mulch around my garden walkways. "EndQuote
It definitely keeps deer away, well, Duke's wool did. He was a Rott/Chow and whatever mutt whose Mama got dumped on our farm. I used to save onion bags, cut them up and make little net bags of his fur and snag them on shrubs and around here and there where I had things I didn't want eaten by deer. They needed to be replaced with fresh "wool" every now and again, but we had a never-ending supply of that. I never noticed it working for rabbits and squirrels.
I'd put big net bags of it in trees for the birds and they loved it, especially the orioles.
Edited by Janice Jarman (04/11/2008 07:56 AM)
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Mike, get a CAT .. they work wonders on the moles! my cats create their own raw diet out of 'em (now if they'd only quit bringing the things inside to show off to me, it's hard to act proud when i'm watching intestines being dragged across my hardwood)
course, cujo and the gang might supplement their own raw diet with mr. kitteh oh, never mind
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