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wireless deer fence
frankj1 Offline
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has anyone used these?
Krazeehorse Offline
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Wired deer use different kinds of fence? Who knew?
Sunoverbeach Offline
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How do you get the deer to wear the collars?
Stogie1020 Offline
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Our dear are all bluetooth. Shorter range but easier to pair.
delta1 Offline
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you keeping them in.... or keeping them out?
MACS Offline
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I don't see why you want to keep the deer out of your yard. Not very inclusive, are you? Those deer need to eat, too. You're obviously privileged, they should be able to eat your foliage. Damn you.


LOL
Sunoverbeach Offline
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Deer lives matter
frankj1 Offline
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I have only myself to blame
delta1 Offline
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doe, a deer, a female dear...
Whistlebritches Offline
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A wireless deer fence...........REALLY.

We have a different way of dealing with deer in our yard in Texas...............we name each and every one of them "DINNER".


Frank have you ever considered a bow or a crossbow?Hell Frank even a wrist rocket with some of the "environmentally safe" hard clay ammo.
frankj1 Offline
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I'm just hoping to encourage them to eat some neighbors' veggies, hostas, and stuff.
BuckyB93 Offline
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Playing the NIBY card?

The following is not targeted at you frank.

I think it's rather funny how the Richie Rich folks plow and carve out land to put up their American dream in the burbs, place tighter regulations on hunting and trapping but then complain because the wildlife invades their plot.

Coyotes going after fluffy the kitty and Louie the Maltese from their back yard.
Poor Louie: https://www.boston25news.com/news/brave-pup-faces-off-with-coyotes-in-backyard-comes-out-nearly-unscathed/993419291/
Arm yourself with a broom: https://patch.com/massachusetts/westborough/westborough-southborough-coyote-sightings-reported

Protect the beavers, trapping is cruel. Well... unless the population gets to big and they cause problems with our cul-de-sac. Then we kill them!
https://www.metrowestdailynews.com/news/20181210/framingham-to-cull-beaver-population-to-stop-flooding
MACS Offline
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Everyone complains about the homeless... nobody wants a shelter in their neighborhood.

100% understandable why you would not want one in your neighborhood... but why would you want it in someone else's?
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My wireless deer fence is .243
BuckyB93 Offline
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Wrong forum but one could add the push for clean renewable energy but don't put a windmill up where it will dirty up the view from my ocean front property. Decrease number of cars on the road for clean air and less traffic congestion but don't put that commuter rail line through my quiet little town. My cell service sucks, but you better not think about adding new tower.
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ZRX1200 wrote:
My wireless deer fence is .243


That's cruel. Lead poisoning Bambi.
BuckyB93 Offline
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On a serious note: A life long hunter, fisher, gardener, outdoors man, Yankee ingenuity friend of mine claims that fishing line works. Low test line that's hard to see (say 10-15 lb test) strung around the perimeter at a couple heights of 1.5 ft and 3 ft is supposed to work. Supposedly they bump into it and get spooked or something.

{shrug} Never tired it, if I have garden growing problems it usually comes from bugs or bunnies.
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BuckyB93 wrote:
Never tired it, if I have garden growing problems it usually comes from bugs or bunnies.


No daffies or ducks?
frankj1 Offline
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just looking to enjoy some tulips, stargazer lillies, some veggies in a 12 x 12 garden, and stuff.
I got plenty of other stuff they can eat, rhodies, azaelias and more. Heck, they come wandering up paths in the woods that I maintain that end in the vast Blue Hills Reservation.
It's not like I'm taking away a major option. They are leaving the world's largest buffet when they enter my yard.
Stogie1020 Offline
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Frank, I'm not sure how much area you are trying to protect, but have you looked at those motion activated sprinklers?
Stogie1020 Offline
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Crap, you just said 12x12. That should be pretty easy to just fence in, but the sprinklers might be fun to watch.
delta1 Offline
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yah...deer need showers before...
Stogie1020 Offline
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Haha, it's like a little water canon that shoots of at anything that trips the motion sensor
frankj1 Offline
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veggie garden is 12 x 12 and fenced but the big'uns can get at the tops of tomato plants.
But they (and rabbits?) demolished a stretch between driveways where I had planted 80 tulip bulbs that Caren wanted as a special memorial kinda thing.
Also eat hostas and all kinds of other flowers annual and perennial...not talking acres here, just mostly borders around the house, on the sides of the walk, normal landscaping places...not a lot of area.

looking at the website, I might be able to make 3 to six of the posts work, just hoping some folks here had used them before.
If not, well, there are worse things than feeding deer.
MACS Offline
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Well, sure... the deer feeding you... but that's only worse for the deer.

Mmmmm... backstrap.
frankj1 Offline
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tailgater brought venison chili to a herf here a few years ago!
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Many of my neighbors complain about the deer. According to many of them, sprinklers that are connected to a motion sensor work pretty well. For a garden I'd goto a farm supply shop or horse supply place and get a fence charger for an electric fence.

Tou might try planting a deer fed plot away from your garden, but Murphey says they will still prefer your plants.

98% of our yard is the trees that were here before us. No grass! One flower bed and a little strip along the driveway. I don't plant anything the deer like, especially hosta plants, they love them

Every day between three and thirteen deer pass through our yard moving through the neighborhood and adjacent green areas. We are in city limits so no shooting, but I know they have been taken with a bow, but you'd have to harvest a ton of deer to be rid of them. Maybe when the coyotes move into this area it will reduce their numbers.
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frankj1 wrote:
tailgater brought venison chili to a herf here a few years ago!


You have a better memory than me.

I went to a herf?
tailgater Offline
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As for the OP, are you still complaining about that one time Santa parked his sleigh on your roof by mistake?

Those are reindeer. And it's once a frikken year. Get over it.

tonygraz Offline
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So Tail came to the herf drunk and he still believes in Santa.
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tonygraz wrote:
So Tail came to the herf drunk and he still believes in Santa.

No, now that we've met a few times at Patriots games, he knows I'm not really Santa....I just play one on the telly...fog
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RMAN4443 wrote:
No, now that we've met a few times at Patriots games, he knows I'm not really Santa....I just play one on the telly...fog


You spelled belly wrong.
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RMAN4443 wrote:
No, now that we've met a few times at Patriots games, he knows I'm not really Santa....I just play one on the telly...fog

and you brought a taco table!

Bucky brought something, I've been trying to recall, and he left before we ate it.
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Gene363 wrote:
Many of my neighbors complain about the deer. According to many of them, sprinklers that are connected to a motion sensor work pretty well. For a garden I'd goto a farm supply shop or horse supply place and get a fence charger for an electric fence.

Tou might try planting a deer fed plot away from your garden, but Murphey says they will still prefer your plants.

98% of our yard is the trees that were here before us. No grass! One flower bed and a little strip along the driveway. I don't plant anything the deer like, especially hosta plants, they love them

Every day between three and thirteen deer pass through our yard moving through the neighborhood and adjacent green areas. We are in city limits so no shooting, but I know they have been taken with a bow, but you'd have to harvest a ton of deer to be rid of them. Maybe when the coyotes move into this area it will reduce their numbers.


I'm in a suburb but immediately behind my 1/3 acre lot is the Blue Hills Reservation. My neighborhood was built in 1960 and is called Deer Park...

The deer population in Blue Hills was up to something like 88 per square mile a few years ago, I think those that work the Reservation say ideally there should be about 8 to 12. All sorts of concerns with tics and other threats to animals and stuff with the over population.

So the last 3 or 4 years they've actually had a lottery to allow population controlling deer hunting, normally the weekend following Thanksgiving and the next one too, nowhere near where I live though (Blue Hills Res touches something like 6 towns).

So my problem is more annoyance. But they do seem to like my buffet more than my close neighbors. Was hoping for an easy solution in three or four small areas where they love to eat. Sort of looking for a set it and forget it answer.
delta1 Offline
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put a realistic looking stuffed animal wolf in front of the buffet
frankj1 Offline
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delta1 wrote:
put a realistic looking stuffed animal wolf in front of the buffet

sadly the buffet is a few small planting areas spread around...

funny idea though cuz granddaughter Evy gave me a plastic pink flamingo a few years ago. I positioned it right behind and looking down at a set of three stargazer lilies near my front door. Been 3 years since even one bud has been eaten.
delta1 Offline
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ThumpUp
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Maybe something with a little movement like a pinwheel?? (a pretty rainbow one will also show support for LGBTQ movement if you're down with that).

https://www.inthebreeze.com/prod-38-1-273-298/rainbow-triple-wheel-spinner.htm

Or a more traditional duck or goose one with spinning wings.

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frankj1 wrote:
I'm in a suburb but immediately behind my 1/3 acre lot is the Blue Hills Reservation. My neighborhood was built in 1960 and is called Deer Park...

The deer population in Blue Hills was up to something like 88 per square mile a few years ago, I think those that work the Reservation say ideally there should be about 8 to 12. All sorts of concerns with tics and other threats to animals and stuff with the over population.

So the last 3 or 4 years they've actually had a lottery to allow population controlling deer hunting, normally the weekend following Thanksgiving and the next one too, nowhere near where I live though (Blue Hills Res touches something like 6 towns).

So my problem is more annoyance. But they do seem to like my buffet more than my close neighbors. Was hoping for an easy solution in three or four small areas where they love to eat. Sort of looking for a set it and forget it answer.


Land mines. Whistle
frankj1 Offline
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don't wanna scare away The Lovely Caren when she does her monthly watering!
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BuckyB93 wrote:
Maybe something with a little movement like a pinwheel?? (a pretty rainbow one will also show support for LGBTQ movement if you're down with that).

https://www.inthebreeze.com/prod-38-1-273-298/rainbow-triple-wheel-spinner.htm

Or a more traditional duck or goose one with spinning wings.


seen versions around. Kinda like them. don't know if they scare more than birds though.
zero wind out there tonight.
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frankj1 wrote:
don't wanna scare away The Lovely Caren when she does her monthly watering!


I just don't know what to say.
frankj1 Offline
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so many choices
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frankj1 wrote:
don't wanna scare away The Lovely Caren when she does her monthly watering!

That code for "rafting down the Red River"???
Maybe she's a free spirit and nurtures a communal feeling with the earth by letting it loose in the back yard?
Not for me to judge...
delta1 Offline
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hehe
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Liquid Fence Deer & Rabbit Repellent

Apply every couple of weeks and you should be good to go. Other option is not to plant the plants that deer like to eat.

Also, check the wind before you apply. You would not want to pizz into the wind, so to speak.
frankj1 Offline
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Burner02 wrote:
Liquid Fence Deer & Rabbit Repellent

Apply every couple of weeks and you should be good to go. Other option is not to plant the plants that deer like to eat.

Also, check the wind before you apply. You would not want to pizz into the wind, so to speak.

makes the most sense. the bunnies have been very disrespectful too.
I've had years when the deer come out of the woods and walk right past my delicious offerings and wandered up the hill, but the last two years they have decided to feast on my property.

Thanks
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frankj1 wrote:


So my problem is more annoyance. But they do seem to like my buffet more than my close neighbors. Was hoping for an easy solution in three or four small areas where they love to eat. Sort of looking for a set it and forget it answer.



Cyanide infused deer corn...........I am a problem solver Frank
Gene363 Offline
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This is probbly your best option short of camping out in the yard with a BB gun.

https://dealingwithdeer.com/the-2-best-deer-sprinkler-repellent-products

delta1 Offline
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we used something like that at a remote location of one of our colleges in Santa Ana...sprinklers came on if anyone walked near the exterior walls, wetting them and the walls...

dropped our graffiti problem to zero
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