Deer Out Deer Repellent 1 Gallon Concentrate Makes 10 Gallons

We live in an area where deer literally treat our yard like a salad bar with our hostas, hydrangeas, you name it. We have been using Deer Out for over 10 years and it is the real deal. What we've learned: • Start spraying the second your hostas pop up in spring — don't wait for damage • Reapply every 2 weeks on hostas since new unsprayed growth comes up fast • After heavy rain, reapply as soon as possible - don't let it go • Spray on a regular schedule and your gardens will stay intact all season long How we mix it: Fill a 1-gallon pump sprayer with water, then add 13 oz of Deer Out concentrate. Way more cost effective than the smaller sizes for large areas. Bonus: It's made from all-natural ingredients - pet safe, safe for edible plants and it doesn't smell like something died in your garden! We've also found it works on rabbits too. Worth every penny to protect what you've spent years

This stuff is awesome. I can tell which plants I sprayed and which ones I didn't as the deer and rabbits treat my garden like a buffet. Sticks to the plant and lasts for weeks. Also has a pleasant mint smell unlike others that smell like vomit.

This stuff really works. I have a large garden with heavy deer traffic everyday but if I apply this religiously the deer stay away. I can grow tulips, roses, lilies, hosta and more successfully. The key is to apply very regularly. And the scent is minty, not vile like some other brands.

Good product. We apply it a little more often than recommended because we irrigate our yard and gardens and it really works. It doesn’t stink like some similar products—it’s kind of minty. Start early in the spring when new growth begins. Don’t let the deer even start nibbling!

Have kept the deer from eating but not the bucks from rubbing their horns on my crepe myrtles