Colorado Springs: deer ate Thuja junipers. 'Deer Off' spray failed. Wants to replace with Austrian pine if deer won't eat it.
The expert said deer also eat pines, especially tender new growth in snow-covered winters. Bucks rut on trunks, killing trees. Protection: trunk guards (plastic/mesh), foliage netting (like Christmas tree wrap) installed before winter, removed in spring. Sprays need 10–14 day reapplication. Check local nursery for regional products.
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