Diy deer repellent spray

Keep pesky deer (and other animals) away from your yard with this fantastic (and all natural) DIY deer repellent spray. This deer repellent is also safe and won't hurt these friendly pests.

Yes, we have deer in the garden. So far they have not eaten anything. We just find their tracks along the gardens edge. Our trick of keeping the deer out of our garden has been Marv's Deer Solution or as my husband calls it, Marv's Deer Juice. He also drew the fun deer on the jug. Our boys just laugh and laugh when they look at dad's art work. :-) If you have deer trouble in your yard or garden, try the following recipe. It has worked well for us. Marv's Deer Solution 1 cup milk 2 eggs 1…

Easy Deer Repellent: Do you have a lot of problems with the deer eating all of the plants you worked hard on to grow? Well this super easy deer repellent with allow your plants to grow without the deer bothering them!!! BEWARE THE REPELLENT SMELLS REALLY BAD!!!

Keep pesky deer (and other animals) away from your yard with this fantastic (and all natural) DIY deer repellent spray. This deer repellent is also safe and won't hurt these friendly pests.

Are deer grazing on your plants and flowers? Here are some methods that might help repel them. I’ve tried both homemade and commercial deer repellents.

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This all-natural, homemade copycat version of Liquid Fence deer repellent is what I'm currently using. We live in an area with lots of wildlife and the deer are very persistent. This easy homemade deer repellent works great! If you're overrun with deer, try making it today!

Keep deer and other critters away with this simple mixture.

Deer Guard environmentally friendly recipe! Apply liquid to plants (EXCEPT FOOD PLANTS) using a spray jug or bottle. Reapply every 2 weeks or after heavy rains.