would this be a good deer attractant???
2049282
No. A bit like asking if a bag of e. coli would be a good deer attractant. Do an Internet search on "legume seed inoculants".
1130027
I have used it primarily for deer but I also try to deter the chipmunks and squirrels. It does work for a little while but when it wears out or it rains they go digging again. Same thing for the deer. You have to keep applying often.
113406
The product works well for rabbits. While I do not know for certain, my guess is that it would also work for raccoons. The scent of a predator likely would repel these critters as well.
50780
The smell will probably last longer on furniture, so I would test a pillow or something you are willing to discard. It definitely has deterred the deer, though. Nice to have my roses and cherry tree looking beautiful.
984164
It worked on my chicken and deer problem. I would expect it to work on skunks. If you have a specific area to defend it should be effective.
1511617
Brush it on anything yellow, such a yellow bucket, hard hat, yellow posterboard, etc.. It should work.. I have been saving blue old Maxwell House coffee containers, blue buckets, to use this spring to trap yellow flies, deer flies that have been horrible the last couple of years here in coastal GA. It was amazing how well the Tanglefoot & the color blue attracted & trapped so many flies. I am talking anywhere between 400 or 500 hundred that went for the blue instead of me, or my animals. Tanglefoot is the bomb!
763943
I had to hang the lurex to my dynatrap by wire. either way, I did not attract the mosquitos that were biting me with the different attractant. I am in southern cal so not sure if it attracts the mosquitos here. I did use aveeno skin lotion and it seemed to work! I can sit outside at nite without the mosquitos biting my head, arms or legs. go figure. will have to test aveeno in a more mosquito rich environment.
477911
This could be used for MOOSE hunting! It will put a bolt clean through a deer.
1965575
It does indeed have deer sounds: walking, stamping, antler rattles, snorts...I've listened to them, but have not used them to lure...they sound really good, but then they are recordings, aren't they?
465126
You're in luck. My ex-girlfriend is a deer biologist.I texted her and asked if an electric fence designed to keep dogs out of gardens would work against deer and she texted back that yes, it should work for deer.
313880
Yes, this is why I purchased it. I had seen a black snake in my yard. They don't like the smell of the ingredients; get yourself some moth balls for extra security..
82456
No, I would not advise using it for deer. I have already had a squirrel get through it.
287027
Any should work, but other baits are possible. Have they already caught mice? If so you may need to boil them to get rid of the scent.
1829353
No. At best the deer would become tangled in the netting, and rip it to part. At worst you'd be call fish and wildlife to have the creature put down. The weight of this netting just wasn't designed for that application. It is quite effective for swallows and robins which is what my problem was; so long is it is supported by some sort of bracing or frame if you're running long lengths of it. Try one of the products specifically for deer and you might be O.K.
1512026
Yes it will work for deer but remember they can jump high and duck under so you will need to string different heights and you only need one grounding rod. There are instructions in the package that it comes in.
2105584
I think it's worth a try. Basically, they will think a den of foxes has moved in. It's important to follow the directions in terms of "marking your territory" and you should see results pdq. The, uh, odor, dissipates quickly, so don't let that deter you. I've just ordered more in my ongoing battle with the Fekking Squirrel. Hahahaaa
1829352
No sure. I only see deer near my house in winter. I don't think they would get close to the garden because there is nothing left.