Copycat Deer And Rabbit Repellent Recipes

Steps:

• Crack open the egg and put it into a gallon container.
• Fill the container with water then divide the water into the rest of the gallon containers.
• Fill all of them full of fresh water.
• Place one crushed clove of garlic in each gallon container.
• Let set out for several days.
• Use on plants you do not want the deer or rabbits to eat. IT SMELLS NASTY but the smell will dissapate as it dries. You won't be able to smell it after it dries yet the deer and rabbits will.

Steps:

• Pour the water into a large pot.
• Grate the bar of soap (Ivory is the only one I use) into the water.
• Crush the cloves of garlic and add to the mix. You do not need to peel or chop them, just smash them. If you can't get a really large bulb, use two smaller ones (about 20 small cloves).
• Add the jar of pepper flakes.
• Bring the entire mess to a simmer, stirring occasionally. The soap should dissolve completely.
• Turn the heat off, cover the pot, and let it sit for a week or so. You could probably get away with two or three days, but the longer, the better.
• Strain through a fine mesh strainer and store the liquid in a jug. If the mixture has thickened, warm it a bit before you strain it. I use the water jug from step one for storage.
• When you want to use it, pour 1/2 cup of the soap mixture into a 2 1/2 gallon sprayer. Add water to fill the sprayer, and spray your plants. Do not store any unused liquid in your sprayer- mix a fresh batch each time.
• One gallon of this stuff usually lasts me one year. Respray after heavy rains, or every two to three weeks or so. More often may be needed when there is rapid fruit or leaf growth.

Steps:

• Puree all ingredients in a blender.
• Pour into spray bottle.
• Spray plants.
• Apply every two weeks or after rain or watering your garden.