does human pee deter deer? - Page 4

Got Worms? · March 15, 2013

Pee will not work, but there is a spray that you can use; see below:

nickel plate · March 31, 2013

I ran a couple of "human pee" experiments in front of my game camera and these were the results:

Crandrew · April 1, 2013

I can tell you it DOES NOT deter raccoons. bah!

henry · April 11, 2013

Peanut butter on the electric fence wire revenge is sweet.

relic · April 14, 2013

trinidad scorpion morouga oil! I use that sh*t on everything!

Got Worms? · April 24, 2013

High Voltage always works. After they get a taste, you can turn it off...they won't come back. Years ago I bought what is referred to as a grass snapper. When the grass grows up to touch the lowest wire, you hear a snap! and the blade of grass is burnt off. It's the kind that you don't have to touch...just get your finger real close and the spark jump.

I ran it for two weeks then turned it off. No more deer trouble for the rest of the season. Now each year I run it for the first two weeks and that's it. Did I say that there's five big old apple trees in the yard that litter the place with apples in the fall. They don't even come back for the apples! It scares the livin' shinola outta 'em!

Charlie

P.S. When I'm near the fence while it's on, between the hum and little sparks at the insulators; it scares the livin' shinola outta me too.

tjg911 · April 24, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Got Worms?

High Voltage always works. After they get a taste, you can turn it off...they won't come back. Years ago I bought what is referred to as a grass snapper. When the grass grows up to touch the lowest wire, you hear a snap! and the blade of grass is burnt off. It's the kind that you don't have to touch...just get your finger real close and the spark jump.

I ran it for two weeks then turned it off. No more deer trouble for the rest of the season. Now each year I run it for the first two weeks and that's it. Did I say that there's five big old apple trees in the yard that litter the place with apples in the fall. They don't even come back for the apples! It scares the livin' shinola outta 'em!

Charlie

P.S. When I'm near the fence while it's on, between the hum and little sparks at the insulators; it scares the livin' shinola outta me too.

great now all i need is to find someone to lend me their system cuz i just need it out there for a few days!

liquidfence · May 8, 2013

Hi everyone,

I joined your forum just so I can spam you all with ads for the worthless sh!t I sell. As a matter of fact, I even used my first post to do this, in spite of your rules and the administrators' warning not to do so. I really have no intention to contribute anything useful here, I just want to shill my crap, so please buy lots and lots of it, ok?

Since I'm an ignorant a$shole, I couldn't care less about your rules and have zero respect for them. Unfortunately for me, you will never see what I'm trying to sell because the administrator caught my post before it ever saw the light of day. He also banned me from here permanently, the big ole' meanie!

If you ever want more information or help in this regard, please call the number above. Oh wait - it's been deleted too! Bummer. We weren't here to help anyway - just wanted to spam you.

Most insincerely,
Maggo T.
PR & Social Media Manager (AKA FORUM SPAMMING IDiOT)

P.S. As a little added funny regarding remedies addressed, the admin deleted the link I posted to one of our commercials that addresses them

Crandrew · May 11, 2013

^ are you serious or just foolish?

TZ-OH6 · May 12, 2013

I p'd on some sacrificial plants a couple of years ago and they got eaten two nights later.

travis · May 12, 2013

Simple answer: NO!

Believe me, I do not track dirt back in the house every time I get the natural calling :::wink:::

And that's my favorite tree ("fire hydrant").

These shots are taken near the end of my season, as you can see by the cut-off stems in the pots I use for seed production:

JamesL · May 12, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crandrew

^ are you serious or just foolish?

Cran, that was a quality Mischka edit to a spam post. Always good for a laugh.
Mmmmmm Spam. Love a fried spammer, er spam sandwich.....

Crandrew · May 12, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by JamesL

Cran, that was a quality Mischka edit to a spam post. Always good for a laugh.
Mmmmmm Spam. Love a fried spammer, er spam sandwich.....

Oh

hahaha

Riceloft · May 12, 2013

I planted and took care of two plants in an Earthtainer for my grandma last season. She lives across the street from the Metroparks and has deer in her back yard almost nightly. The plants in the Earthtainer were eaten down 3-4 times before we tried the deer repellent product from I Must Garden. Its not the cheapest thing in the world, but it worked.

Skaggydog · May 21, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by liquidfence

Hi everyone,

I joined your forum just so I can spam you all with ads for the worthless sh!t I sell. ...

This guys name says it all. He has the info we need for this thread, but he's been silenced.

April 11, 2013	#49
henry Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Midway B.C. Canada Posts: 311	Peanut butter on the electric fence wire revenge is sweet. __________________ Henry

May 8, 2013	#53
liquidfence Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Headup, AZ Posts: 1	Well, this seems like as good a place as any to SPAM you... Hi everyone, I joined your forum just so I can spam you all with ads for the worthless sh!t I sell. As a matter of fact, I even used my first post to do this, in spite of your rules and the administrators' warning not to do so. I really have no intention to contribute anything useful here, I just want to shill my crap, so please buy lots and lots of it, ok? Since I'm an ignorant a$shole, I couldn't care less about your rules and have zero respect for them. Unfortunately for me, you will never see what I'm trying to sell because the administrator caught my post before it ever saw the light of day. He also banned me from here permanently, the big ole' meanie! If you ever want more information or help in this regard, please call the number above. Oh wait - it's been deleted too! Bummer. We weren't here to help anyway - just wanted to spam you. Most insincerely, Maggo T. PR & Social Media Manager (AKA FORUM SPAMMING IDiOT) P.S. As a little added funny regarding remedies addressed, the admin deleted the link I posted to one of our commercials that addresses them

March 15, 2013	#46
Got Worms? Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: NY Zone 5b/6a Posts: 546	Pee will not work, but there is a spray that you can use; see below:

April 1, 2013	#48
Crandrew Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: asdf Posts: 1,202	I can tell you it DOES NOT deter raccoons. bah!

April 14, 2013	#50
relic Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: ontario Posts: 16	trinidad scorpion morouga oil! I use that sh*t on everything!

April 24, 2013	#51
Got Worms? Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: NY Zone 5b/6a Posts: 546	High Voltage always works. After they get a taste, you can turn it off...they won't come back. Years ago I bought what is referred to as a grass snapper. When the grass grows up to touch the lowest wire, you hear a snap! and the blade of grass is burnt off. It's the kind that you don't have to touch...just get your finger real close and the spark jump. I ran it for two weeks then turned it off. No more deer trouble for the rest of the season. Now each year I run it for the first two weeks and that's it. Did I say that there's five big old apple trees in the yard that litter the place with apples in the fall. They don't even come back for the apples! It scares the livin' shinola outta 'em! Charlie P.S. When I'm near the fence while it's on, between the hum and little sparks at the insulators; it scares the livin' shinola outta me too.

May 11, 2013	#54
Crandrew Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: asdf Posts: 1,202	^ are you serious or just foolish?

May 12, 2013	#55
TZ-OH6 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Mid-Ohio Posts: 853	I p'd on some sacrificial plants a couple of years ago and they got eaten two nights later.

May 12, 2013	#56
travis Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Evansville, IN Posts: 2,984	Simple answer: NO! Believe me, I do not track dirt back in the house every time I get the natural calling :::wink::: And that's my favorite tree ("fire hydrant"). These shots are taken near the end of my season, as you can see by the cut-off stems in the pots I use for seed production:

May 12, 2013	#59
Riceloft Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Parma, Ohio (6a) Posts: 299	I planted and took care of two plants in an Earthtainer for my grandma last season. She lives across the street from the Metroparks and has deer in her back yard almost nightly. The plants in the Earthtainer were eaten down 3-4 times before we tried the deer repellent product from I Must Garden. Its not the cheapest thing in the world, but it worked.