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#1464355 - 07/17/08 03:58 PM Re: deer in the garden [Re: vern]
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A great way to keep squirrels out is with bb's and pellets. Since they do their damamge during the day a guy could put a hurtin on them.
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#1464494 - 07/17/08 05:49 PM Re: deer in the garden [Re: Powerstroke]
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One thing with the Milorginite- its not supposed to be used on crops and vegetable gardens. Its known to have a high contained of dissolved heavy metals. That's why farmers cant legally use it.

But some else was telling me it helps with deer.
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#1468971 - 07/22/08 09:22 PM Re: deer in the garden [Re: vern]
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I don't know about deer, we don't have any here, but the Liquid fence worked on the rabbits. They were nibbling on everything until I used it. Now the plants are safe.
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#1469862 - 07/23/08 04:44 PM Re: deer in the garden [Re: Ude Lake Tom]
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I'm glad to hear it Tom. I had to apply a couple times during ht week to get the deer to stop, but now they haven't been back for a while.
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