Spray full‑strength vinegar on affected areas with a pump sprayer. Vinegar kills grass tops but not roots, so vegetation recovers. Rinse the sprayer immediately to prevent corrosion.
If skunks return, consider an electronic deterrent system. Multiple skunks often share territory, so lingering odor may indicate new visitors. Visit dcjincks’ deterrent page for details.
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