Herbs and Deer - Page 2

 

wrote:

Is it expensive and how often to you have to put it out?
MJ

 

On Sun, 24 Jan 2010 07:35:24 -0800, mjciccarel@gmail.com wrote:


As I recall I paid $15 or $20 for each bottle (1 Fox and 1 Coyote), they
lasted all summer. The stuff I bought was essentially kitty litter that
was soaked in urine, it came in shaker bottles. I applied it about once a
month. BTW the previous year I tried dumping my cat's litter box in the
groundhog holes, it was a huge mistake. Modern scoopable litter turns
into a slurry when it gets wet and it never dries, it's essentially
quicksand. The muck was still there a year later, I expect it will be
there for many years to come. They use the old fashion stuff for the
predator urine so that wasn't a problem.

 

On 1/24/2010 11:01 AM, General Schvantzkoph wrote:

I've used fox urine as a scent mask while hunting deer.  It does not
deter them.  Foxes and in some places coyotes are around deer all the
time.  Soap and other repellents are also largely ineffective.  The only
things guaranteed to work are fences and netting.

 

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If you mean a group of Herbs, or Toms, or Harrys, and give them plenty
of beer, so that they don't wander off, it probably would work. If you
mean green vegetative stuff, not so much.
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