Liquid Fence Deer And Rabbit Repellent Ready-To-Use 1 Gallon, Apply Year-Round, 1 Gallon, 2 Pack

This product works very well. It is pet friendly and does keep the rabbits and deer away from my hostas. You do have to reapply after heavy dew and/or rain. My hostas were being eaten and we tried this……saved them from being decimated by a bumper crop of rabbits. I have had this hosta bed since 2006 and the rabbits never bothered them before….no idea why they suddenly started dining on them but this stopped it.

This spray works great. Even works for keeping my goats off of plants. The goats take one whiff and won't touch the plant. The smell is terrible but that's ok, worth it. My only problem is that the sprayer doesn't always work so I have to transfer it to a pump sprayer.

This is great deer and rabbit deterrent! If used correctly it does keep deer and rabbits away. It stinks but that's why they recommend spraying late in the afternoon. I spray when I can and the smell doesn't bother my dogs. THE BIG FRUSTRATION IS I HAVE BOUGHT SEVERAL OF THESE WITH THE SPRAYER. THE SPRAYER IS GOING TO BREAK!!! IT'S FRUSTRATING BECAUSE THE TUBE FROM THE CONTAINER TO THE SPRAYER IS NOT LONG ENOUGH TO START WITH THEN IN THE MIDDLE OF SPRAYING, THE SPRAY QUITS WORKING. THIS HAS HAPPENED WITH EVERY BOTTLE I'VE BOUGHT NO MATTER WHERE I BOUGHT IT FROM. I HAVE BOUGHT TWO DIFFERENT TANK SPRAYERS AND POURED THE MIXTURE IN THOSE AND BOTH OF THEM HAVE STOPPED UP. I tried a cheap one gallon one first which stopped up after using a couple of times. I went back and bought a larger more expensive one and the same thing happened. It works for a while but then the mixture won't come out of the nozzle on the end no matter what setting it's on. Same thing with both sprayers. I've tried diluting the mixture, pouring it out of the tank sprayer and cleaning it, and finally just took the nozzle off to get anything to come out. It ends up applying way too much because it comes out thick rather than a fine spray but after spending the money on the mixture and having $1,000 of plants to protect, I have to use it. BTW..... during a drought, deer and rabbits will eat anything including deer resistant plants. If the attached sprayer would work, this would be so much easier.... especially when you're a senior citizen.

This stuff does have an order to it and it does work well. The deer have not touched my shrub since I’ve been using it great product would buy it again.

This seemed to really work!

Like many, many other reviewers have experienced, the spray nozzles DO NOT WORK!I bought a two-pack of 1-gallon jugs of this stuff, and the sprayers are total junk. Neither one of them functioned after snapping the red connector into the top of the cap (removed sticker, flipped cap, set the spray stream on the sprayer).Now I have two gallons of liquid cabbage fart-smelling deer repellant, that have no functioning sprayer.DO NOT BUY THIS with its malfunctioning packaging.Update: I ended up, like others, just pouring this out of the jug around flowers and shrubs I wanted to protect. And, like others, I have noted that the smell is horrendous. Be sure to only put this stuff in an area that you will not be into. Forget weeding or planting in that area- you'll get this miasmic goo on your clothes, shoes, and gloves. Also, my yard now smells like a zoo. If there's a breeze out, my neighbors are going to think I've got a pig farm or monkey house over here. And on top of all this, the stuff doesn't work. Deer are still eating down the plants I treated.I feel like at $27 / gallon, this was an intelligence test, and I failed miserably.Save yourself the money and just take a dump in a gallon of cabbage soup, leave it in the sun for three days and use that instead of this. It'll smell better, and anything has to work better than this stuff.

This product works well for most of the year to deter wildlife. I've noticed the closer to winter, when animals begin to sense the need to fatten up, that they will disregard the smell and eat anyways. I make my own spray out of garlic, onions, castile soap, eggs, and cayenne pepper now, but this repellant works great in a pinch. The cost is high if you have a big garden. I used to use it exclusively and for many years which is how I know it stops working as well closer to fall.Another downside is that it attracts coyotes due to the smell being very similar to coyote urine. I have cats so this is was the actual reason I stopped using it entirely. Even though I live in the suburbs where we almost never get coyotes, I used to spot them a lot scoffing around my yard. I have not seen one since I stopped using it.While I find my solution works much better and is cheaper, it comes with it's own downsides. You have to be careful how much cayenne you use in your water solution because too much causes the oil to stick to the plant and burns them. Beans do not like garlic or onions so I just use cayenne dish soap and rotten eggs for them. In the end, the best rule of thumb is that you need to grow enough for both yourself and the wildlife because you will lose some regardless of how diligent you are. However, in my case, they don't usually take a second bite.Conclusions:If you don't have small pets, your garden isn't huge, and you can afford it, this stuff works great through the growing season up until around fall. Even then it still works but not as well.Attracts coyotesCan burn some plants. Beans mainly.

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