Liquid Fence Deer And Rabbit Repellent Granular 2 Pounds, Apply Year-Round

Liquid Fence won't just keep Deer and Rabbits out of your garden; it will keep every kind of animal with a nose out of your garden. In fact, YOU may want to avoid your garden after using it, because it absolutely reeks.The ingredients include "Putrescent Egg Solids" (and some Garlic), but that doesn't seem like a sufficient explanation for the foul and horrid stench that comes off this stuff. It brings to mind much nastier things, like rotting fish, or vomit, or skunks… or maybe the Devil's sweaty underwear after a long day of torturing sinners. I mean, seriously, it is the most sickening thing you are likely to ever smell.That is exactly why it works so well, though. No sane animal will want to go anywhere near your garden after you use this.For the best results, use these dry granules at first, when your plants are still relatively low to the ground. But then when they start to get bigger, use the actual *liquid* Liquid Fence, so you can mist it all over the leaves. (And be sure to always spray downwind from yourself, because you do NOT want the stuff blowing back into your face.)Also, note that your money will go further if you buy the concentrate version, and mix it yourself. Just avoid breathing through your nose while you do it, and be aware that whatever spray bottle you use will forever be contaminated with the stench.

This product worked for about two weeks and then the rabbits came back undeterred. Smart rabbits they are. It’s similar to when you put a plastic owl out to thwart birds and it works for a while and then they return too and ignore the plastic owl. Funny.When applying this stuff, the smell is atrocious. I do wish it was more effective and “stuck” to the plants, even with rain. Instead it is a powder like granular mix and falls off the leaves when applied to the plants and then just disappears after some wind and weather. It’s expensive too. I guess I’ll keep shopping….

After growing increasingly angry with the devastation to our lawn caused by these cute little critters, and plowing through many bloviated reviews of anti-rabbit products, I decided on this one. After only 1 week, it shows every evidence of working 95%. All but one of the rabbits have moved on to other lawns, and even the one that occasionally returns is uneasy being back. Whereas in the past they'd remain in position, ignoring your presence, now the sole returnee scoots off as soon as a human is spotted. It didn't take much: spraying the lawn and easy access points has kept them away. Good riddance, hope it continues to work.

This liquid deer repellent works well until it rains, for deer, but not for rabbits. The granular type of the product does not work.

Works quite well.Occasionally I must get a really hungry deer and they might sneak in for a few bites, but it's done a great job protecting my plants the last 2 years.I usually apply every two weeks, unless it's been rainy then usually once a week.Two or 3 last a summer.

At least our deer were not inclined to munch on bushes and trees where we sprinkled the repellent. The only downside is that live in a rainy area, it can become expensive to continually refresh it.

Unfortunately, it didn’t work for me. The bunnies munched all the leaves off the Asiatic Lily after applying this almost daily.

I can understand why this would be an effective deterrent! Smells strong. But it mimics predator urine, so no surprise there. In my neighborhood we have deer and rabbits that eat everything. All spring and summer you can walk the neighborhood and smell this product everywhere. It is that strong, so maybe consider whether that will be a problem for you. On the delivery side, consider making it your only item if ordering through Amazon. Mine came packaged together with food items. Huge mistake and oversight by Amazon. Must have been a packaging robot, because no human would put that in the same box as food. Zero stars for Amazon packaging, but good deer and rabbits that eat repellant.