Are the ingredients in the animal repellant the same as in the deer repellant? I'm using the deer repellant, but it's not stopping the bunnies.
1324348
bobbex r is for rabbits ,chipmunks, voles, squirrels, and groundhogs. it is a different formula for deer than bobbex.
1324349
I have used the deer repellent in the past in PA and it worked like a charm on bunnies too. I have no bunnies here in NH, but this is doing a good job keeping deer away too. It is not working on voles. I don't know if the ingredients are different, but it smells about the same.
1324350
The ingredients are similar to the Deer Repellent, but stronger. Apparently it sometimes requires a more potent formula to deter rabbits.
1324351
Yes, it is a slightly different mix of ingredients. I actually just called my contact at Bobbex (super nice guy) and he said to please feel free to post their phone number so you can call and ask questions. It's 800-792-4449.
885818
The label says good for deer, rabbit, and squirrels. But I have not seen any effect on all three. This product does smell kind of rotten, but all the critters just ignore it. I suspect the same result with chipmunks.
622823
I used a ratio off 10 to 1 in a smaller spray bottle (an old WindEx bottle). That seemed to work just fine. Make sure you shake the Deer Out before you make your mixture in the smaller bottle.
473119
I got the product to keep feral cats off my porch. It does work for that if I spray every day. Not sure about rabbits but it's worth a try.
110014
I haven't noticed that deer repellent sprays keep away chipmunks. When we had a problem with chipmunks digging up a large area of our garden and uprooting/eating plants, a small animal granular repellent did work. It was either Critter Ridder or Repels-All; sorry I can't remember which one. The liquid version did nothing, but the granular form worked, perhaps because I placed some of it into each entrance hole. Good luck!
1113034
My experience has shown that each of the safe repel products available on the market work with some insects and not others, and it depends on the part of the country and the particular species/sub-species found there. Ticks are not insects, so none of the products will be as effective against them, and since ticks carry several diseases, it is wise to take other precautions when you're in tick territory.
141962
I spray directly on them, with the exception of edibles. The smell and discoloration are gone within a day or two. I won't say the deer have never eaten anything I've sprayed, but I'd say they eat 90% less, which is a win in my book. Seems to only last a week or two though, especially if you have a lot of new growth.
1578247
I think there is a powder to put on plants that will keep deer away. We put up small fences around our trees and sprinkles them with red pepper or chili powder.
1849600
I am so sorry I can't provide any help to you. We bought this item to repel the neighbors goats. I don't know if this repellent worked or not as the neighbor decided to start penning his goats at the same time as I made this purchase. :/ I bought a different brand to discourage deer from eating my garden and it did work. I would recommend giving this product a try.
1707652
Our primary purpose for this product was to discourage our deer population. It has done that job well. However, our pesky squirrels don't seem to be effected by this product at all. It may be they have just gotten use to the product. Much smarter than the deer by far.
269160
I have found that you need to shake it up good before diluting it and shake the diluted mixture before you spray. The stuff settles & if not mixed up well enough can clog the sprayer.Hope this helps. Works great so far...keeping the deer away.
590597
It is activated day and night, but does not seem to stop the critters. I'm getting better results with a small animal repellant composed of natural ingredients.
2024312
Hi - As the other person stated, ingredients aren't listed. I could have sworn they were, on the smaller bottle, like the one pictured. I use the larger one. At any rate, I've written them to request the ingredients. Don't know what critter you are thinking of using this product on, but I can tell you (and my review of the product should be here to read) it is VERY safe. I have used this on domestic rabbits many, many years. Most of mine have been disabled, getting dirty bums, so nightly cleaning was done on all of them. No skin in the animal kingdom is more sensitive and thin than the bun; you can rest assured, if it's safe for my rabbits, it's a winner for any pet of yours. Write me again if I can clarify anything. I will post the ingredients when I receive them.
49636
You just sprinkle it. It helped slightly with the skunk. It didn't deter the rabbits. It also has to be re-applied every few days and after it rains.
2081318
We have not heard of anyone doing this sort of thing with the blood meal. I have not tried myself either as I just apply the powder itself around my gardens to keep out rabbits and deer.
2126851
It appears to work for rabbits. Nothing I've sprayed is being eaten by animals...I have a lovely garden and flowers for the first time in my life. Great stuff!
2238078
It does not repel mosquitoes; I have one dog that mosquitoes love, and it doesn't phase them at all. It hasn't worked that well for ticks either this yr. We are having a terrible problem with both this year in TN, and this hasn't helped much at all this year. And, the strong smell makes my one dog gasp/choke for a few minutes. But I haven't found anything else organic out there that works yet, so I keep using it.