Originally Posted by Mark@ Baker Drivetrain

I KNOW you know this but make sure everything is clean.

Originally Posted by OKMICK

Guys, you're right. I shouldn't have done it. From this point forward I will only post here, in avionics threads and ones that deal with precision fabrication. I am sticking with my areas of expertise.

Originally Posted by Imold

Never bothered anything else, but this one sure liked my pole beans - the leaves, not the beans. When I ran after her she tried jumping that water and her hooves sank in the mud and she just went face first in the middle of it. Surprised me, was deep enough she had to swim out. So far this the biggest critters have been ducks. Had a lotta rain...

Originally Posted by LiiT

A friend had decent success with the following method of discouraging deer..


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Seriously though.. He has a pretty small garden and what he did was to drive some tall stakes around the garden and tie yellow caution ribbon around it and then hung those disposable aluminum pie pans so they moved in any breeze. He said it worked for him

Originally Posted by OKMICK

I have seen people fill plastic bags with water and hang them on the perimeter of an area to discourage critters. Something to do with light refraction.

Originally Posted by OKMICK

I have seen people fill plastic bags with water and hang them on the perimeter of an area to discourage critters. Something to do with light refraction.

Originally Posted by LiiT

That might well work too. Deer as prey animals are very attuned to their surroundings, but are also creatures of habit. Something new or unusual makes them nervous.

Originally Posted by Queen-of-Clubs

Thanks. I'll try anything.