Liquid FenceDeer And Rabbit Repellent Concentrate 32 Ounces, Hose-End Sprayer

I have used many products over the years, but this Liquid Fence is by far the best. It has never failed for me with heavy rabbit and deer pressure. It does not cover as far as I would like for the price, but saving plants that I enjoy and do not want to replace has been a reasonable trade off. The smell is strong for about 12 hours, but after that you cannot notice anything but it works for several weeks after application. The critters do not move away, but they do not eat covered plants.

There were st leadt three big hares that came into my back yard to feed every night and were just destroying my lawn eating holes in the grass, and pooping and urinating which was killing the grass. There were patches everywhere. I sprayed the lawn with this product and they hippity hopped on to somewhere else to feed. Guess they didn't like the smell or taste of this product.

Hooked this up to the hose and followed the instructions. I started spraying by my back patio but to my surprise it dumped the full wrath of the bottle within seconds. Now I have a highly concentrated vomit smell by my back patio and my dog is crapping in the house because he would rather get in trouble for pooping inside than walk around in that liquid death. The dog literally eats his own poo but can't stand the smell of our yard. IDK if it keeps rabbits away but it darn sure keeps humans and dogs away.Going on 8 hours now and it's still so strong my neighbors are threatening to call the HOA. He's a jerk but I feel like he's justified this time around. I'm going to try and run the sprinklers to wash away the smell. Otherwise I'll have to keep cleaning up dog poo in my house.

The company really needs to fix the spray nozzle, and get the dilution ratio fixed.The product literally smells like diarrheaIt keeps the rabbits away, but then again, my dogs won’t even go outside.

Seems to be keeping the deer away so out of despiration I also sprayed the side of the house where a woodpecker has been hammering. He came back, but didn't peck too long. Really messes up the windows, but maybe, just maybe it will stave these little critters off as well. If so I'll clean the windows in a month..."Deer and rabbits don’t have to eat vegetation for the repellent to be effective — they have a natural aversion to the scent" (So do I, don't get the putrid eggwhites on your hands). The odor of the garden isn't bad after a couple the juice soaks in..I also put down the systemic granular deterrent which spices up the plant if someone does get hungry enough to approach the plants they will pay for it...

I've tried making my own of this product and it only seemed to make my plants more interesting and tasty to the deer. I have the only house in my area that has flowers (roses, day lilies, iris, etc.) so the deer make my house their dinner headquarters. I've tried all kinds of things - what we've all tried in the past - but nothing worked until I started using this. I sprayed every 7 days for 3 weeks and the deer have left my plants alone (starting with the first spraying) so I now have buds, flowers and new growth on my roses and day lilies. I'm quite pleased. It smells horrible when you first spray it (I messaged an apology to my neighbors) but once it's dried, I can't smell it. My only complaint is that I wish the "ready-to-use" hose spray bottles were refillable. It bothers me that we're contributing unnecessarily to the plastic pollution but I can't handle the kind of sprayers you have to fill by hand & pump, so unless I can find someone to spray for me, I'll have to keep buying the hose end sprays.

I spray early spring and again when I see the deer had nibbled. I live out in 5 acres and lots of deer. They know not to eat flowers but do drink from bird baths.

I bought six of this product from both a "Big Box Store" and through Amazon. From both batches, the nozzle 'exploded' on 3 of them when I turned on the water. After the first explosion, I gently increased the water pressure, thinking that maybe the quick jolt of water was too much. However, two more nozzles failed. Fortunately, I still had one of the bottles where the nozzle did not explode, so I used it on defective bottle. Note: you will probably need a pipe wrench to change the nozzles.Regarding how well the product repels deer and rabbits, seems to work on the deer but not so much for the rabbits.