can you use this to deter animals in a vegetable garden?
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Yes. The bottle states: FOR LAWN AND GARDEN Spray a generous barrier around area to be treated twice a week and after heavy rains until you notice rodents are no longer visiting the area. Continue to use as needed. I just noticed it can be used for Car, Boat, and RV wiring. ( I haven't started to use mine yet. Sounds like a good product, but I won't know till I try it. Good luck.)
1787614
Can Rodent Defense be sprayed on my golden retriever to prevent flea and tick infestation?
1787615
I used it to deter animals from my tomato plants and it worked perfectly. I just sprayed it around the edge of the garden (not on my tomatos) and it worked! Now I get my full tomato harvest.
1787616
Absolutely you could use in your garden....it is safe anywhere for humans.....but if you are having rodent troubles in your garden, look into another product sold by Amazon, Diatomaceous Earth (you can get it in 2.5 jars, or up to 50 lb bags) to also use for pest, rodent, and insect repellant in your garden.....you can use it on your pets' food, or eat it youself....in combination with the peppermint oil (mixed with water) sprayed on your garden, you should really be happy fast.
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I do not know the answer to this question. At first we thought it was going to help keep the animals out of our garden, but found that it really did not help like we had hoped. We do not have skunks in our yard so I do not know if it would work with them.
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Yes! Absolutely! I set mine between the lawn and my woods, baited with peanut butter and birdseed. I read oatmeal works well, I have caught more with this trap than any other. I have 3 which is expensive but I am taking voles!
917100
The label has a caution about using it on edible crops. As such, I wouldn't use it on a vegetable garden.
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Good morning, I believe it will repel racoons, the reason I say this I have a Boykin Spaniel and he will activate the sensor. But he has to be fairly close to the sensor 15ft. My issue is deer.
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Hello Brian E. Your question does not address from where you want to repel those pesky wabbits. It is a vegetable garden, flower garden, poultry or livestock feeding area? Is it an completely open or partially closed area? Nite Guard works by emulating the eye or eyes of a predator. It must be seen by the varmint at their eye level to be effective. If you ask a question again and be specific as to where you have the rabbit problem I can reply with a reliable answer. I have a ranch and have used Nite Guards for years to repel many varieties of varmints, rabbits included but it is the situation of location that deems whether they will be effective or not. Dixie Hello Brian E. Your question does not address from where you want to repel those pesky wabbits. It is a vegetable garden, flower garden, poultry or livestock feeding area? Is it an completely open or partially closed area? Nite Guard works by emulating the eye or eyes of a predator. It must be seen by the varmint at their eye level to be effective. If you ask a question again and be specific as to where you have the rabbit problem I can reply with a reliable answer. I have a ranch and have used Nite Guards for years to repel many varieties of varmints, rabbits included but it is the... » Read More Hello Brian E. Your question does not address from where you want to repel those pesky wabbits. It is a vegetable garden, flower garden, poultry or livestock feeding area? Is it an completely open or partially closed area? Nite Guard works by emulating the eye or eyes of a predator. It must be seen by the varmint at their eye level to be effective. If you ask a question again and be specific as to where you have the rabbit problem I can reply with a reliable answer. I have a ranch and have used Nite Guards for years to repel many varieties of varmints, rabbits included but it is the situation of location that deems whether they will be effective or not. Dixie « Show Less
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I love this product; however, I would not use directly on vegetable plants. It is much safer to use around the plants than a weed killer like roundup, but you will need to be sure not to get any on your veggies.
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No, I don't think it would work. It helps the fight against pests, but it only helps the fight, it doesn't prevent them from coming in.
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I don't think this is something that can be applied to plants etc., that produce fruit or vegetables, I certainly wouldn't use it for that. I think you could call the company that produces Deer Stopper ask. Everyone in our area that wants to have things that produce fruits or vegetables puts them in a little area surrounded by tall fencing to keep the deer out. Good Luck
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NO, it will not. I use it all over my gardens to repel Bunnies and it works 100%. I have a dog and it does not "repel" her from the garden.
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Sorry, this device is not designed to repel domestic animals - it will not repel animals who are very accustomed to your yard
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I can tell you that it kept squirrels, rabbits, and any other such animals out of my vegetable garden. I had sprayed around the "borders" of my garden, and then misted the leaves of the various vegetable plants with it. My veggies were undisturbed, while those of my neighbors were ravaged. I would "guess" that it would have a similar effect on gophers. We had chipmunks in the neighborhood, but they didn't bother my garden.
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I believe if you push it into the ground as far as it will go the sensor will pick up a skunk moving along the ground==we use ours for deer so I'm not positive, but I know my German Shepherd sets it off every time she goes near it!
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I apply the granules and spray around the perimeter and down the rows between the vegetables. I am sure that I'm overly cautious. I am able to keep all animals out by doing it the way that I do. I have had great success. I have hungry oppossums, rabbits, raccoons, squirrels, mice and some critters that I do not know their names. After a heavy rain, I must repeat the procedure.
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Although it is not designed to trap birds I GUESS that a bird could get tangled in it... BUY it like most others are designed to keep birds off of your trees and vegetable. I Have used these in my garden and fruit trees and have NEVER had a bird trapped.
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Yes, absolutely. This is ideal for that purpose. We used it on two of our vegetable gardens in NC weather and had a lot of success.
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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.