Posted by Bill Tom on July 17, 2011 at 09:01:17 from (72.145.246.73):
After getting all of our okra patch eaten by deer the past 2 years i have figured it out and we have tried everything short of shooting them. 2 or 3 inches of urine in gallon milk jugs. Drill 6 holes around the top, remove lid and set around the garden.It has worked for 3 weeks and our okra is doing great. Our garden is about 100'X40', we have 8 jugs . They have never bothered the corn or anything else but they love okra leaves. Oh, I changed oil in my '63 2000 this morning.
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