keeping the bucks away

Cpappa27

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A cheap and easy fix that I tried last summer was garlic powder sprinkled around the plants and around the area where your plants grow. I got the cheap dollar store stuff and it worked. Fox or coyote urine works well too where I live.
 

nomofatum

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A cheap and easy fix that I tried last summer was garlic powder sprinkled around the plants and around the area where your plants grow. I got the cheap dollar store stuff and it worked. Fox or coyote urine works well too where I live.
I question fox, because as a hunter we use that for cover scent. Fox's usually put deer at ease, they are not a predator, and they are very shy like deer, so when a fox is around deer feel safer.
 

Cpappa27

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I question fox, because as a hunter we use that for cover scent. Fox's usually put deer at ease, they are not a predator, and they are very shy like deer, so when a fox is around deer feel safer.
Im sorry I meant to say fox and coyote urine mixed. Fox keeps away rabbits and such smaller animals, and coyote urine deer run far from.
 

Cpappa27

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Also from hunting so much I know deer are used to being hunted by us so when they smell fabric softener or soap they tend to go the other way. I don't know if it will work but I know that in hunting if you wash your clothes with detergent and fabric softener then your going home empty handed. Maybe try dryer sheets hung around the garden, they are cheap enough to get a bunch. If that doesn't work then try some rat traps around the grow. Once they set one off a couple night in a row and get jumped they wont come back. If that doesn't work then bait them elsewhere far away from your grow with peanut butter or deer corn. Keep em full and they wont eat the weed maybe.
 

mudballs

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Also from hunting so much I know deer are used to being hunted by us so when they smell fabric softener or soap they tend to go the other way. I don't know if it will work but I know that in hunting if you wash your clothes with detergent and fabric softener then your going home empty handed. Maybe try dryer sheets hung around the garden, they are cheap enough to get a bunch. If that doesn't work then try some rat traps around the grow. Once they set one off a couple night in a row and get jumped they wont come back. If that doesn't work then bait them elsewhere far away from your grow with peanut butter or deer corn. Keep em full and they wont eat the weed maybe.
dude that rat trap idea is great!
 

Cpappa27

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I used it with my vegetable garden this past year cause I had issues with whatever was eating my small tomato plants. I put 20 of them out the first night. The next day there was 18 so whatever stepped on them owns them. I put out more the next day and they were all there the day after except for a couple of chipmonks stuck under the trap:hump:. Since then nothing except a couple random chipmonks, mice and moles for victims. Plants were fine though.
 

tytheguy111

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For the most part you are right deer are lazy they use my hunting trails I cut.
Watch some hunting shows, they build food plots where cattle are and fence around it 6 ft high to keep cows out.
Deer can leap 6-8 ft with ease. I've seen it myself when hunting fields.
That and I don't have the option for fence when guerrilla growing.


same here i cant really put up a fence i did find a crop spot yesterday its near a fence and is hard to get to im just worried about deer season cuz there's this one dick licker that hunts on our land and where i have my plant is near a deer trail that they use to go to a creek that's near it

the only reason why he hunts on our land is my step grandma leases part of it for cows and get this shit


she leases it for FREE that really pisses me the fuck off


so heres this fuck that uses our land and puts bulls in the field and on top of that he shoots my deer and puts trail cameras everywhere


so now when i water my plants i have to look for trail cams and shit like that
 

whitebb2727

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same here i cant really put up a fence i did find a crop spot yesterday its near a fence and is hard to get to im just worried about deer season cuz there's this one dick licker that hunts on our land and where i have my plant is near a deer trail that they use to go to a creek that's near it

the only reason why he hunts on our land is my step grandma leases part of it for cows and get this shit


she leases it for FREE that really pisses me the fuck off


so heres this fuck that uses our land and puts bulls in the field and on top of that he shoots my deer and puts trail cameras everywhere


so now when i water my plants i have to look for trail cams and shit like that

Easy young grass hopper.
Its your grandmas place. Unless your making the bank note she is free to do with as she pleases.

But it does suck.
 

tytheguy111

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There are ways of dealing with unwanted hunters.


how???


i mean hes a cool dude really friendly just as far as a grow op im limited

the one perfect place that gets sun all day and is covered by trees and heavy brush is his favorite hunting spot

the place i found will give me ticks every time i walk to it because there's a shit ton of 7 foot tall trees but is a bitch to get to
 

whitebb2727

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how???


i mean hes a cool dude really friendly just as far as a grow op im limited

the one perfect place that gets sun all day and is covered by trees and heavy brush is his favorite hunting spot

the place i found will give me ticks every time i walk to it because there's a shit ton of 7 foot tall trees but is a bitch to get to
If you do it right and not wear a trail out to it no one will see.
I have walked people within a couple feet of a plant before as a test.
Its all about camouflage.
 

whitebb2727

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You will learn a lot by trial and error.

First you don't want it in a wide open space. Makes it easy to see.
You don't want it in the middle of a thicket. You have to cut a trail to maintain it.
Hunters spend more time looking down at trails and signs more than up.
Pay attention to where guys hunts and plant up hill.

Your best bet is plant where a thicket meets the open on the uphill side of south facing slope.
You want to plant at the edge of the thicket to where it will hide it but you can walk up without leaving a trail.

Plant horse weed, other grasses and weeds around it. Let vegetation grow with your plants.

Mine will have weeds, grass, thorns, honey suckle growing in it.
 

oldtimer54

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I'm terribly dissapointed I thought this was a thread for keeping Uncle Buck away.....but he's like oxygen the more you try to do without the more you find you gotta have even if he did make his fortune on the backs of lesser treadmill salesmen !
 

tytheguy111

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I'm terribly dissapointed I thought this was a thread for keeping Uncle Buck away.....but he's like oxygen the more you try to do without the more you find you gotta have even if he did make his fortune on the backs of lesser treadmill salesmen !

well yeah i want to keep uncle buck away too

only because of his gay mafia posse
 

tytheguy111

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You will learn a lot by trial and error.

First you don't want it in a wide open space. Makes it easy to see.
You don't want it in the middle of a thicket. You have to cut a trail to maintain it.
Hunters spend more time looking down at trails and signs more than up.
Pay attention to where guys hunts and plant up hill.

Your best bet is plant where a thicket meets the open on the uphill side of south facing slope.
You want to plant at the edge of the thicket to where it will hide it but you can walk up without leaving a trail.

Plant horse weed, other grasses and weeds around it. Let vegetation grow with your plants.

Mine will have weeds, grass, thorns, honey suckle growing in it.



yeah theres about 3 acres were a logging company paid us to cut trees down

now its a bunch of thorns until the pine saplings grow up

and theres a old logging trail that is over grown

so if i can keep animals then im golden cuz no one goes down there it has real dusty so prints show up real good and theres no shoe prints there ever
 

whitebb2727

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yeah theres about 3 acres were a logging company paid us to cut trees down

now its a bunch of thorns until the pine saplings grow up

and theres a old logging trail that is over grown

so if i can keep animals then im golden cuz no one goes down there it has real dusty so prints show up real good and theres no shoe prints there ever
Animals are not always bad. You can walk their trails.
If you plant on hill side you can bury a line down hill to your plant with watering ring. Water from 20-30 ft away an never have to touch them unless topping or pruning.
 
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