This was my first experiment with guerilla outdoor growing - in a secret spot in a forest. Today i found 4 of my 5 plants killed. Bitten off from the top. I suspect deer. I saw some running by a few meters from me once. They didn't even notice me. Or what do you think? What can i do to prevent this next year? Building a fence or something is not possible. The tallest plant in the back (over 4 feet) survived. Only branches on the bottom are missing. Probably too high to to eat the top. What an upleasant surprise. Some of the plants looked promising. Like this one.
since the very first stoner we have had to deal with Cops Mold and Rippers IMO: save ya pee and at each visit pour jugs of your pee around the area nuke it more so after a rain and consider wire netting good luck
Actually, human urine isn't that effective. If you have a dog, try collecting it's urine, if that seems a bit unpleasant, or you don't have a dog, they make a coyote urine that you can buy and make sure that you spread it around your plants. Good luck!!
moth balls and cayenne pepper. Not for sure on the moth balls ole wifes tell but hey can't hurt. the pepper gets in the ground and they don't like the smell. Use especially when small and ground hogs are digging em up. will slow the deer too
@old shol4evr He looks tasty. Would make some good jerky and chile too. Bow season comes in on Sept 1, on the 2nd he'd be hangin
I don't shoot the ones in my back yard either. I did have to go to a PSE with 60lb limbs for the shoulder too. I'm shooting 53lbs and am getting use to it. A long way from when I shot for several different bow companies and all the ASA, Cabela's, and some IBO tournaments I mostly now carry a camcorder and film my son hunting
Get a bar of Irish spring soap and put it in a dark color sock and hang it up near your patch.. Sent from my H1611 using Tapatalk