motion activated sprinkler
Has anyone ever used the motion activated sprinklers to keep the deer away? There is one called Scarecrow but I would like to know the success of this product before putting out the money. Anyone's experience with this product would be much appreciated. Thanks.
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- Super Green Thumb
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Thanks Wingdesigner. Until I get some positive feedback I am going to try deodorant soap, garlic, bone meal, human hair, and egg parts. So far so good. The man at the garden center said the deer get used to the motion detector sprinklers. Maybe they just figure it has started to rain and they can munch away in the rain. )
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I bought one of the Scarecrows for my Dad to use to repel cats and birds, and he swears by it. As pointed out above, it does also work on humans, so turn off the water before you head into the protected area.
He's only had it a couple of months, so I can't really speak to the durability of the thing.
Here's a [url=https://howtogardenguide.com/2007/05/01/scarecrow-motion-activated-sprinkler-review/]review of the Scarecrow Sprinkler[/url] that might shed some light on the topic.
John
He's only had it a couple of months, so I can't really speak to the durability of the thing.
Here's a [url=https://howtogardenguide.com/2007/05/01/scarecrow-motion-activated-sprinkler-review/]review of the Scarecrow Sprinkler[/url] that might shed some light on the topic.
John
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