Rabbit fencing (2–3 ft) won't stop deer—they easily clear 7 ft. Tops of tomatoes, zucchini, and peppers chewed off is classic deer browsing.
Ultrasonics, soap bars, human hair, single-strand low electric wires—deer adapt quickly.
The author's commercial deterrent is an option, but physical barriers are most reliable.
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