Deer Repellent Facts To Know

Natural Deer Control

Natural deer control is a huge subject and we will not attempt to tackle it here. Rather, we will provide you with direct links to more information and offer organic deer repellent products that we have found to be effective.
Deer Damage? First, make sure that it is deer that are damaging your landscape or garden. There are many animals out eating on plants, especially in the early morning or night, so it is important to know your enemy. For information and pictures of damage go to http://www.Deer-Departed.com/deer-damage.html

If you have prize plants that you don’t want the deer to even bite, then many of the repellents won’t work for you. Many deer repellents are based on taste and once the deer tastes the bitter or nasty plants they stop eating. That is fine if we aren’t talking about your prize roses. If nibbling matters, you probably need both a taste and odor repellent. Time of year also matters when choosing repellent. Read the Deer Repellent Tips page http://www.Deer-Departed.com/deer-repellent-tips.html the repellent information page at http://www.Deer-Departed.com/deer-repellent.html

Deer Repellent Recipes for Homemade Deer Repellent http://www.Deer-departed.com/deer-repellent-recipes.html

Do you need deer fencing? What kind? Electric, barbed wire, woven wire, plastic woven? How do you know which to get? What about a wireless fence? Yes, there are “wireless fences” that bait the deer, then zap them with electricity when they go for the bait. Read more at http://www.deer-departed.com/deer-fencing.html

Do you have a small area, like a small garden, or a large area like an orchard? If you have a small area, a great alternative is The Scarecrow. It hooks to your water hose has a motion sensor. When a deer is near it will activate and shoot the deer with water. There are also versions that also have an alarm to go with the water. These are the ultimate natural deer control solutions.

What do deer eat? Obviously the plants in your yard, since you are looking at this. How about replacing them with deer resistant plants? See charts of all types of deer resistant plants: http://www.deer-departed.com/deer-resistant-plants.html

Electronic deer controllers work well for large areas. Read some descriptions at

http://www.deer-departed.com/mechanical-deterrents.html