After grub damage and drought, armadillos are destroying a St. Augustine lawn. Homeowner asks if chemical "fence" repellents work.
Expert Answer: Repellents rarely work as homeowners hope (analysis). No peer-reviewed evidence supports armadillo repellents. For certainty, install a fence or use lethal control per state/local laws. Quality damage photos welcomed at wildlifecontrolconsultant.com.
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