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  What Is The Best Deer Repellent? About the safest and most compelling products to repel these animals from your flower borders and vegetables, is Liquid Fence Deer Repellent.The most cost-effective way to purchase this product is the one gallon concentrate, which you can safely mix yourself.For optimal control of the deer the product should be applied every 3 to 4 weeks, but you will need to experiment with this in your own yard. If you use overhead irrigation or you receive a lot of rain, you may have to apply it after just 2 weeks. It is crucial that you stay on the application schedule to consistently repel the deer from your yard.Be sure that you don't skip an application, because the deer are patiently waiting to eat your plants.The Search For The Perfect Deer RepellentWe didn't realize it at the time, but when we built our home in 5 acres of woods, we placed it directly on an old deer trail.

  It was wonderful to see the deer all the time, but the dinner bell rang long and frequently. One of the delicacies of the deer were our prized Hosta Borders and they completely mowed them down and destroyed them.We tried nearly everything, every product, nearly every natural solution, all to no avail. With high hopes that each subsequent product would work, the following morning was just met with more plants being devoured. After total frustration and almost getting to the point of ripping out all the Hosta, we came across the Deer Repellent product Liquid Fence. At first, it seemed to be quite pricey, but after reading their iron-clad 100% money-back guarantee, we decided to give it a try.The Product Has To Be Applied All Leaf Surface for Best ResultsWe applied it to the bottom and top of all the leaves that were exposed. The job was completed successfully after treating 800 Hosta. After awaking the next morning, deer were spotted and expecting to see entire seas of Hosta mowed down to the ground, we naturally thought that they now had completed successfully everything.To our amazement, there was not one Hosta plant eaten. After a quick walk around the yard, I discovered that there was only one plant that had one bite out of it. Here is the crazy thing - the deer had in reality spit the bitten leaf out because it lay on the ground! Holy Cow, how could this be? We had finally found something that absolutely worked like magic.From that experience, you can imagine how I feel about this product. Really though, there are a few things that I don't like about it.Some of Our Dislikes of Liquid Fence Deer RepellentThis stuff stinks!

  You have to be careful to wear old clothes in the event you get some spray on your clothing - and you will. Be sure to apply it during calm days. Yuck! The smell does fade quite quickly though. After just a couple of days after application, the smell will be almost gone.Liquid Fence Deer Repellent is rather pricey, especially if you have a lot of plants like we do. We treated about 800 good sized hosta and could do that with about 4 applications from a one gallon concentrate.In working out the math, this equates to about $25 per application or about $150 per year. If you have a big yard, that is not a tremendous amount of money.You have to clean your sprayer out religiously. It the product is left in the sprayer it truly stinks to high heaven, and the nozzle will be very difficult to clean. All that is necessary to clean the sprayer is to rinse the tank with clean water, fill it up with water, and spray the clean water through the hose and nozzle and empty it for storage. Also, you have to be sure to employ the product on a very regular schedule or you risk the return of the Deer. Even if you try to stretch out the time a few days longer the result may be deer eating your plants. We found that 3 weeks was about the top end you could expect from this product's effectiveness.Where Can It Be Purchased? The best and most economical place to buy the concentrate is to order the product online.Looking for ways to additionally reduce Deer traffic to your yard and garden? Keep an eye out for plants that are naturally deer resistant. You will find that there is a rather large variety of deer resistant plants available. By reducing the number of plants that they will eat, will make your job a lot easier to actually control them.What Other Animals Will It Repel?Are you interested in controlling additional critters? Liquid Fence has a product for whatever your needs are.