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Old 05-28-2012, 01:04 PM
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Some states have a stipulation like that, but you have to have a certain amount of land to do it. For instance in Tennessee you can hunt deer if you have I think it's over 25 Acres of land no matter the season. Florida is backwards...
Well that's a shame.

They'll just have to wander over those land mines you got whilst on holiday in the sun last year...

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Old 05-28-2012, 03:26 PM
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Old 05-28-2012, 04:41 PM
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Wonder if cannine urine would drive them away? If you did not own a dog perhaps a neighbour would let his mark your garden area.

There are repelant sents out there but do not always work. The deer are locating your plants by their odours I imagine.

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Old 05-28-2012, 05:14 PM
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Old 05-28-2012, 05:29 PM
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Wonder if canine urine would drive them away? If you did not own a dog perhaps a neighbor would let his mark your garden area.

There are repelant sents out there but do not always work. The deer are locating your plants by their odours I imagine.
Tried it. Cat pee, human pee. chicken blood Dial soap Old CD's tied to string...so far no permanent solutions yet. still working on it
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Tried it. Cat pee, human pee. chicken blood Dial soap Old CD's tied to string...so far no permanent solutions yet. still working on it
Have you tried Chinchilla pee? I heard that works real good.
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Tried it. Cat pee, human pee. chicken blood Dial soap Old CD's tied to string...so far no permanent solutions yet. still working on it
Just make sure you don't piss them off....

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Old 05-28-2012, 11:52 PM
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Homemade deer repellent
After using a commercial deer repellent, I decided to make my own. This concoction keeps deer from feeding on my gardens better than anything else I’ve tried and is less expensive than commercial brands. The ingredients are:

4 tablespoons ground cayenne pepper
1 cup white vinegar
1/2 cup peeled garlic
1 cup clear ammonia
1 cup Murphy’s oil soap
1 bar Ivory hand soap (optional)

Boil the cayenne in the vinegar for one minute, then strain it through a coffee filter. In a blender, purée the garlic in two cups of water, then strain that mixture through another filter.

Combine the two filtered liquids with the ammonia and oil soap in a 3-gallon garden sprayer. Fill the sprayer to the maximum level with water, and spray this concoction around all of the areas you want to protect. For extra stickiness, float a bar of Ivory soap in the sprayer and let it slowly dissolve over several fillings.

For maximum effectiveness, I reapply weekly, as well as immediately after every rainstorm. More frequent spraying may be warranted if deer browsing is intense.

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Old 05-28-2012, 11:57 PM
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hmm. I'll give it a try. It sounds Vile enough to repel anything
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Going to update this one last time for awhile anyways.... Everything is dead. I've lost pretty much all the plants. a fungus took hold and wiped pretty much everything out. so... yeah.... Thanks for the kind words and encouragement, I appreciate it. when I try again I'll post in this again
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It's a shame that my MIL couldn't be there, she can repel anything.
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Old 05-30-2012, 08:25 AM
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Yeah, it's pointless to try to grow anything in Florida ( I think where you live) from now until late August. Too many bugs and mold.

We have had a successful garden for years, but have had a deer take notice. I hope she forgets us in a few months.
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Old 05-30-2012, 09:54 AM
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Damn-sorry to hear that, J. Mother Nature can be a b!tch, sometimes. Were the buckets up near your house? I know semi-domesticated (read fed regularly) deer aren't particularly skittish around houses at night, they'd still probably prefer some distance. Would motion detector lights help?

Organic gardening is definitely more work. Even though I sell chemicals for use on vegetables (and am comfortable with their use if used according to the label), I don't spray because I'm too lazy to mix up a tank and then clean it out after. Neem Oil is a pretty decent organic option for broad spectrum insect, mite and disease control.

Check with your local Agricultural Extension Service for tips on successfully growing in your particular area, they'll have regional-specific information such as what diseases and pest are most common on what plants and cultural practices to alleviate or lessen the pressure. Although the deer are another issue all together, I'd give the recipe el chivito posted a shot. Most of them have pretty extensive websites as well. The CT one has been a great resource for us when we receive oddball questions from customers.

If you're going to rig up a solar system for an electric deer fence, you might want to consider rigging up a fan to keep air moving around the plants. With the combination of heat and humidity you're dealing with in the summer months, air movement can go a long way.

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