Three years of deer wars taught me: most repellents fail on determined herds. Here's what finally worked.
Irish Spring soap, Bounce sheets, chili powder, predator scents (dog/human hair), rotten egg/pepper sprays. Deer adapted in days.
Putrescent egg + capsaicin. Smell fades in a day; white residue on leaves. Deer eventually tolerate spice.
Start cheap (home remedies). Escalate to sprays + laser + sprinkler combo. Persistence pays—my flowers finally recovered.
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