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I'm lucky the only deer I have seen in my garden is a Muntjac and the cant reach my benches their too small https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muntjac would bells on a fishing line as a trip wire work?
That would work. They hate loud noises. But I am afraid at my house we wouldn't get much sleep. They are a nuisance but I love my deer. We have 7 of them that I see almost every day.How about motion detector to set off strobe lights and recorded shotgun.
our deer used to be pretty wild and timid, however they have become brazen over this mild winter. Summer they stay away but they chewed away a lot of my favorite shrubs that are close to the house. Do you spray in winter?That would work. They hate loud noises. But I am afraid at my house we wouldn't get much sleep. They are a nuisance but I love my deer. We have 7 of them that I see almost every day.
Not regularly and my yew shows it. They left it alone for 20 years and then said "F" the rules. Past few years the have practically destroyed it.Do you spray in winter?
I was surprised to learn that rabbits don't mind a little taxine in their diet....but deer too! What the hell?Not regularly and my yew shows it. They left it alone for 20 years and then said "F" the rules. Past few years the have practically destroyed it.
I know, I know. There is an old adage that no plant is deer proof, but that some are more resistant. Twenty years or more they left it alone and now the have about destroyed it in the past 3 years.I was surprised to learn that rabbits don't mind a little taxine in their diet....but deer too! What the hell?
Dear can eat yew & rhododendron no issues https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profi...ble of eating,apples and mountain ash berries.Last time I checked, yew will kill deer if they eat it. Yea!
Dear can eat yew & rhododendron no issues https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=184#:~:text=Deer are capable of eating,apples and mountain ash berries.
I think it depends on species like white tail deer get away with it and mule deer do not. I think the deadly yew is the Japanese Yew alsoI've seen deer and rabbits eat yew.