Posted by RN on June 06, 2012 at 12:52:34 from (69.21.220.82):
In Reply to: Some success posted by Pete Black on June 06, 2012 at 11:37:17:
locally-Madison, Wi- a mostly organic market gardener used to go to zoo for lion and tiger scat(polite term for sh*t) to put around perimeter fence and a few spots between beds. Some wild life watcher saw deer come at night, get about 10 foot from fence and then panic, run away. Minor problem was the traffic on main road sometimes had car with antlers in windows- farm was about mile away from what is now the southside Madison super Walmart. Deer seem to have a aversion to scat from critters that eat deer- maybe they think they"ll be on menu next?
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