Deer Out1 Gallon Ready-to-Use Refill - Deer Repellent.

This deer repellant really works. We have some baby apple trees and a lot of Hostas, which deer eat like salad. My neighbor's plants get heavily browsed every spring, but not mine. If you have more than one or two plants, you are really better off buying this big bottle. I probably overdo it and spray my plants more often than recommended (it says it lasts through rain, but I have my doubts), so this large quantity packaging is also economical. In a previous review of this product, the only complaint I had was that the spray bottle was awful and the sprayer didn't survive long enough to dispense the entire quantity of the bottle. This is the answer: buy the gallon jug and get yourself a good quality spray bottle from your local Lowes or Home Depot. I bought a ZEP bleach-resistant 32 oz bottle for $7.

Well I thought it was the deers digging up my backyard, now they are gone because of this product and have been for over a month I can see the real culprits are the pesky squirrels and their nuts!!! - seriously in the space of a month have seen them destroy swathes of the yard by perpetually digging it upI bought 2 of these and they are very effective at removing deer - I may not use the second one now I know they aren’t the culpritUpdated 1st JuneOk so the deers re-appeared at the end of May so about 5 weeks after I applied the product. Still it does remove them but not for the 30 days that it says. Maybe the fact that we have had a lot of rain in May impacted the effectiveness of the product.However now that I know that the culprits are the squirrels and not the deers I may just keep the 2nd bottle I have as a spare in case we get tonnes of deers over the yard.. last few years we had typically about 5-7 every day

I wish I knew about this stuff sooner. I decided to try and grow veggies one last time this year. My fenced back yard is too shady and in the front yard, the deer always come to dinner in our flower bed. I purchased some strawberry plants last year and tomatoes this year. The strawberries made it through the winter but the deer or rabbits had been eating them last year. The tomatoes I purchased were eaten the night I planted them. They were in a raised planter and some were on my front porch. It didn't matter to the deer how close they had to come to the windows or doors on my house, and they didn't care if the dogs barked at them.I decided to try this stuff based on the reviews. Everyone was right.THIS STUFF WORKS IMMEDIATELY!!!!My dogs won't come near the sprayer and the deer have not touched anything that I sprayed since I started. I've also not seen any rabbits other than a couple babies near the flowers.Here is the kicker though. I talked to a biologist at the local garden center and he advised me that you need to use 3 different types of repellents. One that is granular like Deer Out, coyote urine, and ground chicken feathers. You have to rotate the different repellents on a monthly basis so the deer don't become accustomed to the smell. I'm using Deer Out, coyote urine granules, and ground chicken feathers. The ground chicken feathers is a slow release nitrogen fertilizer and it is recommended by the local zoo. The feathers are nasal irritants for the deer and work during the rut.The biologist recommended adding a couple drops of dish soap to help the spray last longer and adhere to the plants better. The couple drops of dish soap won't hurt the plants either unless you drown them in soap. I've let my plants go 2 weeks without a refresh spray, but I try to give them a spritz weekly.Pros:I like the minty smell of this. Dogs and deer hate it.Easy to spray on the plants.It stays on for a month if you stretch it..Cons:The sprayer is cheap and flimsy.

I have tried several things to keep the deer from eating my flowers, trees, and leafy shrubs and nothing worked, or worked after a rain or watering. I used Deer Out last year and it worked great..not even a nibble by the deer. It smells good, the sprayer worked well so application was a breeze. It worked so well I bought it again this year, but a different sprayer, I guess this year I got the sprayer that everyone was complaining about because it is TERRIBLE! I’m very unhappy with it, so much I may be looking for a different product with an application that works!

It seems to help keep the deer from eating my flowers. I generally spray it twice a week because I have lots of flowers and don’t want them eaten. I also spray after each rain.

Good stuff. We have flowers this year that we haven’t seen in years, because the deer get them

I had been searching for a good deer repellent spray for a long time. Most of them have such a strong, unpleasant smell that they scare off people just as much as deer — not ideal for using around my front porch or patio. But this product is different! It doesn’t have that overpowering odor, and it actually works.I’ve been using it for over a year now, and it continues to keep the deer away without making my outdoor space smell bad. I’ll keep using it until we move to a deer-free neighborhood — it’s that good!