Ticks can transmit a whole host of diseases, so properly protecting your household is paramount. From natural remedies to synthetic options, here's how you can.

Numerous deer repellents exist, including human hair, putrescent egg solids, animal waste, animal fats, eggs, and milk, each with varying effectiveness and practicality.

To make this homemade bug repellent, combine a cup of vegetable oil with a tablespoon of dish soap. This mixture acts as a shelf-stable concentrate that you can keep indefinitely.

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.

Deer dislike strong smells—these DIY repellents are heavily scented to keep deer at bay. Soap Deer Repellent Deer stay away from strong fragrances, making deodorant bar soap an inexpensive ...

There is a wide and varied mixture of deer repellents that you can try and buy to keep deer from invading on your land but our experience is that most are not as effective as anticipated. So what ...

I’m looking forward to spring! —Joan Mathias, Hellertown A: Joan’s home mixture focuses on deers’ extremely sensitive sense of smell. Many commercial deer repellents use the same tactics.

Looking for a way to keep deer from eating your plants? Here's Bobby Jensen's recipe for deer repellent.

Q: I have some little white pines and concolor firs. The white pines got chewed up last winter by deer but the concolors did not. I need to figure out how to protect all of them. I was told that I … ...

Homemade sausage is so good and so cheap to make that you’ll never buy it from a store again. Here’s my take on a super healthy hot Italian. Warning: I’ll ...

I have been trying for 10 years to plant flowers and such on the ground level of my home, without success due to the deer eating or trying out everything I plant. This summer I tried a recipe that ...