I understand you can use eggs for repellent. Should just I beat up a
raw egg and put it in my sprayer and spray everything?

My mother in law does this, only she lets the beaten egg ripen for a few
days before spraying. You are basically spraying rotten eggs on you stuff.
I don't know if it keeps out rabbits and moles, but it sure works for her
concerning deer. They leave her flowers alone now. Even people walk way
out around them now.


"James" wrote in message
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|I understand you can use eggs for repellent. Should just I beat up a
| raw egg and put it in my sprayer and spray everything?
|

I cant promise anything, but I plant garlic between my cabbage plants and
the rabbits have left it alone every year for 6 years. I would think that
garlic would be a lot better to work with than rotten eggs.

Dwayne

"James" wrote in message
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I understand you can use eggs for repellent. Should just I beat up a
raw egg and put it in my sprayer and spray everything?