Deer repellent can be ineffective at keeping them away from plants. PHOTO BY TIM FARRELL/THE STAR-LEDGERQ: ... Deer repellent doesn't always work. Published: Jul. 22, 2009, 6:32 p.m. By .

It’s a bit eerie, not to mention disappointing, to walk out to the garden and find some-or all! – of your tomato plants ...

I checked with the experts with the Pennsylvania Game Commission. First of all, they say they can't speak with any real authority or evidence as to whether deer repellent devices actually work.

There is a wide and varied mixture of deer repellents that you can try and buy to keep deer from invading on your land. In our experience, very few of these repellents actually work, but some ...

With all the rainfall, trees and shrubs have had substantial growth. But this lush growth is also appealing to wildlife in the neighborhood.

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With the Chicago-area deer population continuing to explode, it’s safe to expect that if deer have been a problem in past winters within a few miles of your home, they’ll be nibbling in… ...

The deer repellent will need to be reapplied every so often to remain effective. For those who’d prefer something a little more subtle, granular repellents work in conjunction with other methods.

While they may be cute to look at, deer are a major problem for many gardeners. Deer, along with rabbits and other vermin, are indiscriminate herbivores and will make short work of anything that ...

Deer, along with rabbits and other vermin, are indiscriminate herbivores and will make short work of anything that looks and smells edible. This, unfortunately, includes shrubs, flowers ...

Deer, along with rabbits and other vermin, are indiscriminate herbivores and will make short work of anything that looks and smells edible. This, unfortunately, includes shrubs, flowers ...

Deer, along with rabbits and other vermin, are indiscriminate herbivores and will make short work of anything that looks and smells edible. This, unfortunately, includes shrubs, flowers ...