Posted by Billy NY on November 01, 2015 at 10:12:23 from (104.228.35.235):
In Reply to: Buck Deer problem posted by cuby on November 01, 2015 at 09:23:25:
Collars like the corrugated pipe shown below and liquid fence. Christmas tree growers have the same problem on a larger scale. You could also use fishing line, a bucket with cans stage on it so when he hits the line, the cans rattle.
They make work for you, I keep my one garden fenced in from them, and you have to spray any flowers with liquid fence to discourage them. It does work well, they will stay away for awhile, you just need to re-spray in a timely fashion. Only time they get me is when I forget or did not have time to spray something.
I forget why bucks rub trees and the ground, but they can girdle some trees in no time, some just one side as I notice here. In the winter they will girdle all the staghorn sumac trees they can get to, they have killed every last one of the mature ones I have nearby.
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