Has anyone tried to make a spray solution using this blood meal? I want to spray perimeter for deer.
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We have not heard of anyone doing this sort of thing with the blood meal. I have not tried myself either as I just apply the powder itself around my gardens to keep out rabbits and deer.
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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).
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See the other answer. I used what I bought for treating wildlife infested with ticks. My biggest problem was getting it onto the animals.
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I use about a teaspoon .along with a few drops of hand soap or dish detergent and warm water.. spoke to an exterminator and that's what he recommends. . Seems to work well. .. this is in a 32 oz spray bottle
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i would research online. I think you can add it to water and use it in a spray bottle, but I don't know for sure and you'd want to research the ratios!
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Hello, When I used the Snake-B-Gone, I just sprinkled the little pellets under tree's, bushes, along the property line. I would use it just like the pellets of the Snail's B'Gone, Hope I have helped and that all of your little slither s stay away. B
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Hello, We have not heard of customers using this product in preparation in sausages. Here in Nebraska we make what is called blood sausage or black pudding. We use either cow's or pig's blood depending on whether it is Pork or Beef that we are using. We also include some fillers like cornmeal and other spices. Look at some recipes on google and I am sure you can come up with something. To acquire some blood is another question that I really do not have an answer for as here in Nebraska we have plenty of access to beef and pork blood right from the farm. Thanks for asking and sorry this is not the product to use, Andrew Hemmer
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I used a ratio off 10 to 1 in a smaller spray bottle (an old WindEx bottle). That seemed to work just fine. Make sure you shake the Deer Out before you make your mixture in the smaller bottle.
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Mainly what you don't want eaten. Spraying it around the perimeter would also be beneficial, but costly as well. A warning about the spray container. I and others have been having problems with the spraying mechanism doing it's job before the liquid is used up, and end up wasting the product. I'm now buying this in bulk and using my own garden sprayer.
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Hi Audrey, I spray it around them. This product is remarkable. I also purchase the concentrate, make it up in a bucket and pour it around all my plants and flowers. In early spring, I pour as soon as I see the smallest amount of green on my daffodils, crocus, hyacinths, etc, even if there is snow on the ground. For three years, my daffodils have survived the multitude of deer in my area. Remember to reapply by bucket about once a month. My lilies have survived rabbits as well with this product. I hope that helps!Perri
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I had the same problem but doing better with the following procedures: Prior to using I fill a large plastic cup with hot water and immerse the long plastic straw in it and spray the hot water through it. I repeat this a few times. Then when I'm finished spraying the plants IU repeat the procedure and make sure clean water is coming through. so far it's doing ok. Problem is the thickness of the Deer Off.
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You mix with water as directed on the container, this concentrate is much cheaper than buying the Deer Stopper in the spray bottles as you are then paying for the concentrate that has already the water added that the manufacture already added. Think of it as a can of frozen orange juice you have to mix that with the water noted on the can. Hope that helps.
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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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My experience for this product, it does not kill grass. I use it probably every four weeks in my yard which the deer use as a pathway and I have had ticks in the area. Makes the whole place smell nice, reduces the tick population and does not kill grass. Just ordered some more for the summer.Bob
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I do not know why the sprayer does not work. Just in case, I always order two or more at a time so I always have a sprayer that works. You might go to Home Depot and purchase one of their plastic sprayer bottles (about $4.00). Then transfer the liquid from the DEER-Off uinto the sprayer bottle. The Home Depot sprayer bottles are fantastic. I use them for everything - they never fail!
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I'm not sure. I tried using it only for deer, which didn't work. I switched to Deer Stopper that resolved the problem. I also used human hair and garlic, to repel the animals. It worked!!!
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I wouldn't think so but I've never sprayed it on any edibles. Still probably better than no corn, and it definitely will keep the deer away. Just a light spray seems to work so you shouldn't need to soak the corn for it to be effective. I'd apply twice per month just to be safe. You might be able to get away with just spaying the stalks and not actual corn, so might be worth a try. Hope this helps.
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The effective ingredients are the same for Demon and Cyper, save the buck's and buy the cheap stuff. This product works great, you can also spray on clothes (not when on), let them dry, then wear ato keep bugs away, or at least the one which land one you will die shortly after. This will stay in the clothes through about 6 washes until you need to spray again. I found this product by researching hunting clothes which is made to kill insects or help keep them off you when in the woods, this is the stuff which is in the clothes. The presprayed hunting clothes is pretty pricy, so spray yourself and same a bunch. Great stuff! The effective ingredients are the same for Demon and Cyper, save the buck's and buy the cheap stuff. This product works great, you can also spray on clothes (not when on), let them dry, then wear ato keep bugs away, or at least the one which land one you will die shortly after. This will stay in the clothes through about 6 washes until you need to spray again. I found this product by researching hunting clothes which is made to kill insects or help keep them off you when in the woods, this is the stuff which is in the clothes. The presprayed hunting clothes is pretty pricy, so spray... » Read More The effective ingredients are the same for Demon and Cyper, save the buck's and buy the cheap stuff. This product works great, you can also spray on clothes (not when on), let them dry, then wear ato keep bugs away, or at least the one which land one you will die shortly after. This will stay in the clothes through about 6 washes until you need to spray again. I found this product by researching hunting clothes which is made to kill insects or help keep them off you when in the woods, this is the stuff which is in the clothes. The presprayed hunting clothes is pretty pricy, so spray yourself and same a bunch. Great stuff! « Show Less