Does deer out work in freezing tempertures ?
1524632
I love Deer Out and have a big Hosta garden that the deer don't touch. Just be sure to reapply it during the growing season so that the new growth is protected. I keep a spray bottle full in the house and yes it can be used during freezing temps.
1524633
Yes, we live in Northern Michigan...pretty cold! It is wonderful stuff...the deer have not eaten our trees in four years now. We spray in late fall and they will not eat the trees.
1524634
Yes, effective in keeping deer from munching on your azaleas when snow is on the ground.
1797688
I think it works pretty well (I have no idea where to point the instrument in animals ....). But I dont know if a very low outside temperature make an error in the meassure
258400
It depends on the the tempature. If it's really cold like it has been it doesn't work(like below zero) & you will have to use a snow rake. If it is hovering at 32 degrees or above it works fine.
584870
Yes. I have had it out all winter long. Lots and lots of snow and ice here no issue at all. It handled it beautifully. It's a wonderful item. No problems with it.
2139927
Absolutely. We travel from Pa to Fla in a Cadillac SRX and use this freezer to bring our meat. It will freeze to "zero" while traveling. When we stay for the night we unplug the freezer from the 12v power plug and it remains frozen overnight only warming to 18 degrees by the next morning. Have also used it to bring frozen buffalo from Wyoming with the same excellent results. Enjoy.
549480
Mine gets cold enough to keep frozen foods that are put into it frozen for a few days. Living off grid, I got tired of throwing things out from using a cooler with ice. The porta gaz works very well and I haven't had to throw anything out. It was recently attacked by a 500 pound bear too! Thrown on the ground. Still works like gem. Would recommend it.
849465
I use this early in the year when it is too cold for liquid sprays. It has been effective for me and I've been able to have my bulbs and hostas grow. Our deer population has exploded and without some treatment, the flowers and plants are totally munched down. I use it on low growing items. I'm not sure how it would work once plants are taller and shrubs; I switch to a spray called Deer Out. The granules seem to work for weeks and after rains. It is easy to apply and minimal odor. As another reviewer commented, nothing is really full proof against hungry deer, but this has been a very effective product for me. I use this early in the year when it is too cold for liquid sprays. It has been effective for me and I've been able to have my bulbs and hostas grow. Our deer population has exploded and without some treatment, the flowers and plants are totally munched down. I use it on low growing items. I'm not sure how it would work once plants are taller and shrubs; I switch to a spray called Deer Out. The granules seem to work for weeks and after rains. It is easy to apply and minimal odor. As another reviewer commented, nothing is really full proof against hungry deer, but this has been a very... » Read More I use this early in the year when it is too cold for liquid sprays. It has been effective for me and I've been able to have my bulbs and hostas grow. Our deer population has exploded and without some treatment, the flowers and plants are totally munched down. I use it on low growing items. I'm not sure how it would work once plants are taller and shrubs; I switch to a spray called Deer Out. The granules seem to work for weeks and after rains. It is easy to apply and minimal odor. As another reviewer commented, nothing is really full proof against hungry deer, but this has been a very effective product for me. « Show Less
773463
I had it running this weekend in arrowhead it was fine. The heater was on to the house. I would imagine if it was below 30 the motor may not like it. I would not assume that because the water is moving it will not freeze at a lower temp. But I am sure the motor is not designed for freezing. But it really moves the water.
348365
Yes; it will freeze. However, if you add RV potable antifreeze, it won't. That's what I did. *I recommend looking at the active ingredient's MSDS information and ensure it's safe for your plants / garden / yard and animals.
823486
I cant say about working in cold . I do think They have a website . Although this product worked slowly , I was pleased with the results . I personally wouldn't be afraid to use it just because its cold out . Hope this helps .
210181
If the ground is frozen you'll have a problem. I've noticed with moles, that they are not active in the winter. The mole chasers I have have chased the moles away, but sometimes come bach at another location. I just move the chaser to that location.
348366
I am confident the unit will be inoperative when temperatures drop below freezing. Try fencing, netting, or a system that generates lights and noise.
1981629
Yes. I've had my sensor outside year round, from 90+ to -25. In extreme cold I've noticed a problem that it changes from degrees F to degrees C but other than that the sensor works great.
103921
Don't know what you mean by "cold" but it works for me. I never tried it in in below freezing weather, but I would guess that the stuff does not freeze too easily. I suggest you contact the manufacturer.
113096
I tossed one of mine in the freezer for you, and it survived. Can't say how effective it will be when frozen, or how it will fare through a winter of freezes and thaws, but it made it thru one no worse for the wear.
1800170
I've sliced up venison roasts and whole muscle venison frozen with no problems. I've had mine for a yr and had no issues..
2023339
I am assuming it's just a typo. Common sense tells you not to leave it outside if it's freezing. I live I Tx and it's been out year round.