Does deer out work on your lawn
788991
My favorite spray is Liquid Fence, but it does smell badly for several hours. Deer Out seems to be working well so far for the last two years and although I have never used it on the lawn I would think it would be effective.
788992
Works surprisingly well. We've been using this for the last 6 to 7 years and it keeps th deer away. This year with all the snow and cold, we have not been able to spray and the deer have eaten everything in their path. Now that it's spring and all is thawing out, I have to spray again before they destroy the new buds and bulbs starting to show.
788993
I have never used it on my lawn. No reason to as deer have never bothered the lawn one bit. I use it mainly on Hosta, Daylilies and Violets. It works great and does not stink like other products I have used in the 24 years living here where deer are plentiful.
788994
Yes, it's excellent IF I spray the new growth every week during the budding season. After that I spray every 3 to 4 weeks. Live in woods so have LOTS of deer.
788995
I didn't end up using it because it was so much work. Instead, put up that green plastic webbing around the perimeter of garden and it worked!
761196
Deer are very smart animals, you have to move the guards around the area and sometimes put them at different heights, these devices are very convenient to move around. This also works for other animals as well. Animals are like people, you have to keep them guessing on whats going on.
1665255
Yes they do. When the grass was a littile high the original blades would leave a trail of chopped grass from the deck. Just mowed the back yard two days ago (it was high) and there was no trail left behind.
585560
Yes. You won't hear it driving down the road with your radio on but you will hear it if you're sitting still with the windows up. The reality of this is that I don't think it works anyway. I had it installed in my Jeep a few months ago and I live in an area with lots of deer. I've encountered dozens since and they either stand there looking at you like you're nuts or they pay no attention at all. They definitely don't run in the other direction. If you buy one of these, have a separate on/off switch installed as you don't need it in urban areas and usually not during the day.
820333
I know when I pull in my driveway at night I'm only going 10 mph and the deer just stop and look ay me. I've been using deer whistles for over twenty years and have not hit a deer We lived in New Hampshire woods for 16 years and now in Illinois in corn country 8 years and have never hit a deer yet( knock on wood) lol
254900
I am not sure maybe the company can answer that, but we do like ours, it was not supposed to pick up animals such as deer or dogs but it does. We live on a dead end road and can't see who drives in our driveway but this alarm lets us know someone has pulled in. Good Luck with your question
940019
I find this very helpful because .now I have deer standing around me at 5 yards all around me.it works.
1232092
Yes, I'm afraid you do. But you can set the spray angle and distance. I put my spray away at the front edge of my flower bed, facing my lawn (the direction the deer come from). I've got the spray angle set so that I can walk up the edge of my flower bed and not get sprayed (plus there is a delay built in before it goes off). Another option is to put it further out in your yard so that it goes off in the vicinity of where deer enter. They never get close enough to get sprayed, it's the noise and motion of the water that scare them away. So you could try to place it where it won't get in the way of watering your flowers but will scare the deer. BTW, it's easy to turn on and off - one switch. Yes, I'm afraid you do. But you can set the spray angle and distance. I put my spray away at the front edge of my flower bed, facing my lawn (the direction the deer come from). I've got the spray angle set so that I can walk up the edge of my flower bed and not get sprayed (plus there is a delay built in before it goes off). Another option is to put it further out in your yard so that it goes off in the vicinity of where deer enter. They never get close enough to get sprayed, it's the noise and motion of the water that scare them away. So you could try to place it where it won't get in the... » Read More Yes, I'm afraid you do. But you can set the spray angle and distance. I put my spray away at the front edge of my flower bed, facing my lawn (the direction the deer come from). I've got the spray angle set so that I can walk up the edge of my flower bed and not get sprayed (plus there is a delay built in before it goes off). Another option is to put it further out in your yard so that it goes off in the vicinity of where deer enter. They never get close enough to get sprayed, it's the noise and motion of the water that scare them away. So you could try to place it where it won't get in the way of watering your flowers but will scare the deer. BTW, it's easy to turn on and off - one switch. « Show Less
1741106
I don't really know I have never tired it on a golf course but it sure works great for deer hunting
1050103
I bought it for the Deer,They don't seem to pay any mind no more.It works better if you plug into AC outlet.Eat batteries kind fast.
1130027
I have used it primarily for deer but I also try to deter the chipmunks and squirrels. It does work for a little while but when it wears out or it rains they go digging again. Same thing for the deer. You have to keep applying often.
1126465
I like my mower. It makes me 'jog' behind it. But my desert grass is much different from regular grass, it picks up everything for me.Best wishes!
1512030
Yes, it worked for me. We have several game cameras on our property and saw tons of deer, but never had a problem in the garden.
190695
No. Deer will hop this in an instant. This fence is for small to medium dogs. Cats will hop it too. The only way to keep deer out of a garden is to put up a 6' fence... all around. And if so inclined deer will hop that too. The orchards here use 8' fences to keep deer out.
190694
This unit is small, I have a 25 x 12 garden and it works fine for that. It keeps woodchucks and rabbits away. I don't know if it would keep deer out.
2192614
Yes, this works great for me. It keeps all critters out except chipmucks which scoot right under the wire. I run two strands of wire: one about an inch or two above the ground and one around six inches higher so groundhogs, rabbits, etc. cannot get in without touching the wire. If you want to keep deer out, you will have to run a strand higher up as well, maybe 3-4 feet high.FYI: anything that touches the wire will short it out so you have to keep weeds and garden plants from touching the wire.
2126849
Yes, I believe it would. The deer don't eat our trees anymore since we started spraying them three years ago. I also sprayed it in my care wheel wells and on the engine so the chipmunks don't make nests in our engines and eat wires. It works great!!!