Does anyone know the brand of soap deer don't like that I can put around my gard

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  1. Torch Harrison profile image69
    Torch Harrisonposted 13 years ago

    Does anyone know the brand of soap deer don't like that I can put around my garden to keep them out?

  2. manthy profile image60
    manthyposted 13 years ago

    No but I will say this I have friends who urinate around their gardens, maybe this is a better option since it is free ;0)
    Best Wishes

  3. Hi-Jinks profile image60
    Hi-Jinksposted 13 years ago

    Try fishing line on stakes 3-4 feet high. They will not see it and it will spook them.

  4. Lady Guinevere profile image68
    Lady Guinevereposted 13 years ago

    It is supposed to be Irish Spring, but I can attest that it does not work.  Neither does Moth Balls.  I have had good results with diluted hot sauce and believe it or not--netting that you get at the fabric store.  Look in the Bridal isle in the fabric store for the netting.  There is something about the smell or looks that they do not like.

  5. NikiiBabie profile image58
    NikiiBabieposted 13 years ago

    Dr. Bronner's Peppermint Soap diluted with water is an excellent deer and squirrel repellent.

  6. jetta17 profile image60
    jetta17posted 13 years ago

    Not sure if soap is your best option. There are some good tips that people left, but here is what works for me. I am in the Rocky Mountains so deer are always a problem. Here's my method of attack:

    1. If possible, plant Marigolds around the area where you want deer-free. These aromatic flowers are very unpleasent for deer and will keep them away!

    2. Place an invisable barrier around your garden. A strong fishing line can be used as a fence around your protected area. As mentioned before, the deer will run into the wire and become spooked.

    3. Urine. Deer hate the smell of human urine. Depending on the size of your garden or space you are protecting, you may have to collect a lot of urine. I've tried this before with good results. I saved a couple gallons of Urine and then spread it around the area I was protecting. The deer will mostly stay away, but there always is the one that is really hungry. This method works best when you are using the Fishing line method in conjunction.

    Best of luck to you

 
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