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Deer repellent study
I found this article online. A very extensive study of protecting nut
trees in Illinois from deer damage. http://www.walnutcouncil.org/deer_repellent_study.htm Dial soap, drilled and hung, worked well. One bar/tree. |
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Deer repellent study
On 2006-07-23, Alan Magid wrote:
I found this article online. A very extensive study of protecting nut trees in Illinois from deer damage. http://www.walnutcouncil.org/deer_repellent_study.htm Dial soap, drilled and hung, worked well. One bar/tree. Thanks. For the first time in 26 years we are having deer problems in Cary. What is so weird is that when we move in we were on the edge of Cary with a lot of wooded areas left. Now we are surrounded by housing and the Cary Parkway is 4 lanes. (It was 2 lanes and 2 blocks long and dead ended in two directions back then). A deer or two must have found the greenway and are using the yards like a salad bar. I have only seen single tracks. The sprays are expensive. I think I will go the dial soap route. And continue to use what ever spray I have left. -- Wes Dukes (wdukes.pobox@com) Swap the . and the @ to email me please. is a garbage address. |
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