Deer driving me nuts
 

In article ,
wrote:

John,
I bought a Cat/Dog Stop (ultrasonic repellant) from
www.backyard-lifestyle.com
to keep the raccoons and squirrels out of my garden.
It works great, uses a motion detector to increase the 9v battery
life, so it lasts for months. With a Deer's hearing, I would expect
them to be afraid of an Ultrasonic Repellant too.

That's three times in one day (& the day just starting) that you've
spammed for this worthless product. And I'm annoyed with myself for at
first mistaking you for a hornswoggled victim of some purveyor of
worthless junk, rather than yourself the hornswoggling purveyor.

A warning to all: This spammer's persistantly recommended product is
bogus. Though he pretends to be a satisfied customer for the bogus
product, he has posted nothing but spams for this company, & seems to
think he can pass undetected as a stealth spammer. So two acts of a crook:
Pretending satisfaction with a product known to be bogus, & pretending not
to be a spammer. Really three crooked acts, spamming newsgroups at all is
just not done by any company that could be considered honest & competent.

See this overview of the worthless product, with university links in-text:
http://www.paghat.com/ultrasonic.html

-paghat the ratgirl

I hope this helps,
Norman

On Sat, 24 Jul 2004 11:04:04 -0400, John Bachman
wrote:

First they got my blueberries, then they got my raspberries. Now they
are into the vegetable garden. I will not have to be concerned with
my tomato plants getting too tall, nor will I have too many peppers,
beans, butternut and cukes.

Any good remedies before the peaches and pears begin to ripen?

TIA

John

--
"Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher.
"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
Visit the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com

Deer driving me nuts
 

A
HREF="http://www.paghat.com/ultrasonic.html"http://www.paghat.com/ultraso
nic.html/A

Just been looking for stuff on these devices
to confirm my suspicions.... on both the device
and the poster ;-)


kathy :-)
algae primer
http://hometown.aol.com/ka30p/myhomepage/garden.html

A
HREF="http://www.paghat.com/ultrasonic.html"http://www.paghat.com/ultraso
nic.html/A

Just been looking for stuff on these devices
to confirm my suspicions.... on both the device
and the poster ;-)


kathy :-)
algae primer
http://hometown.aol.com/ka30p/myhomepage/garden.html

Deer driving me nuts
 

Also let's add: Cross posting, and posting to threads that died over a
month ago! "Very poor form" says Capt Hook (and he should know). ;o) ~ jan

In article ,
wrote:

John,
I bought a Cat/Dog Stop (ultrasonic repellant) from
www.backyard-lifestyle.com
to keep the raccoons and squirrels out of my garden.
It works great, uses a motion detector to increase the 9v battery
life, so it lasts for months. With a Deer's hearing, I would expect
them to be afraid of an Ultrasonic Repellant too.

On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 14:26:36 -0700, (paghat) wrote:
That's three times in one day (& the day just starting) that you've
spammed for this worthless product. And I'm annoyed with myself for at
first mistaking you for a hornswoggled victim of some purveyor of
worthless junk, rather than yourself the hornswoggling purveyor.

A warning to all: This spammer's persistantly recommended product is
bogus. Though he pretends to be a satisfied customer for the bogus
product, he has posted nothing but spams for this company, & seems to
think he can pass undetected as a stealth spammer. So two acts of a crook:
Pretending satisfaction with a product known to be bogus, & pretending not
to be a spammer. Really three crooked acts, spamming newsgroups at all is
just not done by any company that could be considered honest & competent.

See this overview of the worthless product, with university links in-text:
http://www.paghat.com/ultrasonic.html

-paghat the ratgirl

I hope this helps,
Norman

~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~

Deer driving me nuts
 

Deer driving me nuts
 

"ajames54" wrote in message

| We have many feral and semi-feral cats in the neighborhood, they are
| attracted to the bird feeders / pond and tend to use my garden as a
| litter-box / lovers-lane. I've tried all sorts of things to keep them
| out and am always looking for something easier for me.. (after all I
| can't sit there with the garden hose 24/7)..
|

If you have enough beer you can!


| Anyway sitting in the yard drinking beer and watching for the cats and
| pointing it at them and triggering it they do leave the yard, casually
| quietly (supposedly humanely), but not at all satisfactorily (for me..
| I want them to jump!).
|
| The Squirrels and Raccoons don't seem to care.but neither do the
| birds.
|
| The company that makes these things also makes the Scarecrow hose
| jobbie.. which has been the most effective area deterrent I've found,
| its only drawbacks are the fact that it is tough to set it so it wont
| spray the birds, and it leaks.
|
| After the sprayer, orange peel and Cayenne pepper seem still slightly
| more effective than the ultrasonic thing..
|
| For zone defense, I prefer the fi-shock fence. nothing seems to get
| past it and it should work for the deer in the OP.
|
| Currently the fi-shock surrounds the pond and winds through the
| background foliage, orange peel in all the garden beds, and the scare
| crow covering much of the open area.
|
| I figure I'll use the ultra sonic thing to keep them from crapping on
| the porch . (I think I've offended them)
|
| Anyway all these things are available all over the web there is no
| need to buy from spammers .

"ajames54" wrote in message

| We have many feral and semi-feral cats in the neighborhood, they are
| attracted to the bird feeders / pond and tend to use my garden as a
| litter-box / lovers-lane. I've tried all sorts of things to keep them
| out and am always looking for something easier for me.. (after all I
| can't sit there with the garden hose 24/7)..
|

If you have enough beer you can!


| Anyway sitting in the yard drinking beer and watching for the cats and
| pointing it at them and triggering it they do leave the yard, casually
| quietly (supposedly humanely), but not at all satisfactorily (for me..
| I want them to jump!).
|
| The Squirrels and Raccoons don't seem to care.but neither do the
| birds.
|
| The company that makes these things also makes the Scarecrow hose
| jobbie.. which has been the most effective area deterrent I've found,
| its only drawbacks are the fact that it is tough to set it so it wont
| spray the birds, and it leaks.
|
| After the sprayer, orange peel and Cayenne pepper seem still slightly
| more effective than the ultrasonic thing..
|
| For zone defense, I prefer the fi-shock fence. nothing seems to get
| past it and it should work for the deer in the OP.
|
| Currently the fi-shock surrounds the pond and winds through the
| background foliage, orange peel in all the garden beds, and the scare
| crow covering much of the open area.
|
| I figure I'll use the ultra sonic thing to keep them from crapping on
| the porch . (I think I've offended them)
|
| Anyway all these things are available all over the web there is no
| need to buy from spammers .

"ajames54" wrote in message

| We have many feral and semi-feral cats in the neighborhood, they are
| attracted to the bird feeders / pond and tend to use my garden as a
| litter-box / lovers-lane. I've tried all sorts of things to keep them
| out and am always looking for something easier for me.. (after all I
| can't sit there with the garden hose 24/7)..
|

If you have enough beer you can!


| Anyway sitting in the yard drinking beer and watching for the cats and
| pointing it at them and triggering it they do leave the yard, casually
| quietly (supposedly humanely), but not at all satisfactorily (for me..
| I want them to jump!).
|
| The Squirrels and Raccoons don't seem to care.but neither do the
| birds.
|
| The company that makes these things also makes the Scarecrow hose
| jobbie.. which has been the most effective area deterrent I've found,
| its only drawbacks are the fact that it is tough to set it so it wont
| spray the birds, and it leaks.
|
| After the sprayer, orange peel and Cayenne pepper seem still slightly
| more effective than the ultrasonic thing..
|
| For zone defense, I prefer the fi-shock fence. nothing seems to get
| past it and it should work for the deer in the OP.
|
| Currently the fi-shock surrounds the pond and winds through the
| background foliage, orange peel in all the garden beds, and the scare
| crow covering much of the open area.
|
| I figure I'll use the ultra sonic thing to keep them from crapping on
| the porch . (I think I've offended them)
|
| Anyway all these things are available all over the web there is no
| need to buy from spammers .

On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 11:46:36 GMT, "SVTKate"
wrote:


"ajames54" wrote in message

| We have many feral and semi-feral cats in the neighborhood, they are
| attracted to the bird feeders / pond and tend to use my garden as a
| litter-box / lovers-lane. I've tried all sorts of things to keep them
| out and am always looking for something easier for me.. (after all I
| can't sit there with the garden hose 24/7)..
|

If you have enough beer you can!


Weird.. your the second person in a week who has raised the concept of
"enough" beer ... I just don't get it...

On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 11:46:36 GMT, "SVTKate"
wrote:


"ajames54" wrote in message

| We have many feral and semi-feral cats in the neighborhood, they are
| attracted to the bird feeders / pond and tend to use my garden as a
| litter-box / lovers-lane. I've tried all sorts of things to keep them
| out and am always looking for something easier for me.. (after all I
| can't sit there with the garden hose 24/7)..
|

If you have enough beer you can!


Weird.. your the second person in a week who has raised the concept of
"enough" beer ... I just don't get it...

"ajames" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 11:46:36 GMT, "SVTKate"
wrote:
"ajames54" wrote in message
| I've tried all sorts of things to keep them
| out and am always looking for something easier for me.. (after all I
| can't sit there with the garden hose 24/7)..
|

If you have enough beer you can!


Weird.. your the second person in a week who has raised the concept of
"enough" beer ... I just don't get it...

Some is good,
More is better,
Too much ought to be about right.
--
Crashj

"ajames" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 11:46:36 GMT, "SVTKate"
wrote:
"ajames54" wrote in message
| I've tried all sorts of things to keep them
| out and am always looking for something easier for me.. (after all I
| can't sit there with the garden hose 24/7)..
|

If you have enough beer you can!


Weird.. your the second person in a week who has raised the concept of
"enough" beer ... I just don't get it...

Some is good,
More is better,
Too much ought to be about right.
--
Crashj