Plantskydd Animal Repellent - Repels Deer, Rabbits, Elk, Moose, Hares, Voles, Squirrels, Chipmunks and Other Herbivores; Ready to Use Liquid - 32 Oz Spray Bottle (PS-1L)

Plantskyyd is the best to deter moose, although when they're really hungry, nothing deters them. It lasts the longest. I sprayed trees in November and again on a warm(ish) day in February. It's been a mild winter, so the moose haven't had to come into town often for a buffet. I've seen tracks and droppings but no damage to the trees I sprayed.I've tried unsuccessfully to use the powdered Plantskyyd. The premixed liquid works well. I purchased the gallon size (directly from Plantskyyd, since the order from Amazon wasn't packaged well and never got to me.) I have the smaller spray bottle that I fill from the gallon.Pricey, but I've spent lots of $$ on trees, so it's worth it to protect them.

Smells terrible but keeps the deer away.

Been using this product for several years. Always had two issues with the sprayer provider so I always transferred it to a better sprayer. This year's sprayer is MUCH better at applying the liquid and I didn't get any product on my hands. However, it still easily becomes detached from the bottle.. Kudos to the design team but more work needs to done. Still the best product for Deer/Rabbit repellent!!

Bought 4 bottles of this stuff. ALL of them congealed into a thick sludge and could not be sprayed. Just gummed up the sprayer. Had to pour it out around the plants and big chucks of sludge came out. Product certainly stinks alot and likely keeps the deer away, but since it cannot be sprayed, it is very difficult to apply. Would not buy this sludge again.

The media could not be loaded. The good:1. It appears to repel rabbits and deer2. It can be used on edible cropsThe bad:1. The spray leaves very unsightly red bloodstains on the plants, which eventually turn black and still unsightly2. The Plantskydd seems to have damaged my young tomatoes and cucumber plants (many of them wilted right where the blood spots were, the leaves that did not have spray did not wilt). The plants on the deck, which I did not spray did not wilt. Strawberries were fine and did not react badly to the spray.3. Flowers did not wilt, but I did not like how the leaves looked after the application4. The spray mechanism leaks when I spray. The first time I used it my hands were covered in blood-colored liquid. I did not expect it. I just stood there staring on my bloody hand, it looked like I stabbed someone. From there on I learned to wear old garden gloves which are now quite stained.5. Amazon description does not state it, but on the Plantskydd web site under "How should I store" it states "Ready-to-use Liquid—use within 3 months of opening." So if you buy it in the spring, you need to use it that summer or it will go bad.6. Requires care after each usage. From To Plantskydd web site: to prevent sprayer from clogging after each use, you need to remove the sprayer, flush with water, and replace lid with original cap.Bottom line: after a few initial applications I was reluctant to use the spray on any plants other than strawberries. However, now that the strawberries have fruits the instructions said to stop spraying... so the spray was used for a short period of time with mixed results. I will not be able to use the entire bottle before it goes bad.Ali Julia review

I was having a big problem with one of my horses wanting to eat all the new growth off one of my young trees in the front yard. I don't have a cross fence yet to keep them away from the house so, this has been a big problem. I have tried several things with no results. This however worked! I sprayed from the ground up, being sure to soak all the new growth and the limbs and trunk of the tree. It's been month now and my poor tree is doing better than ever. No more signs of whole limbs or new leafs missing. I couldn't be happier. I spray about every 2 weeks as stated on the instructions. It does stink! But then it's blood? I can live with it. I did notice some complaining about the sprayer clogging rendering it useless? First, you want to save the original cap so you can reuse it. When done using the product, take the sprayer off and run water through it. I usually fill a cup full of water in the sink and put the end of the sprayer in it and spray till it runs clear. Then spray the rest of the water out and store till next time. Put the original cap back on and your good to go. Also, so I didn't waste any product, when I first took the sprayer out, I sprayed what was still left in the sprayer back into the container before I ran water through it. Just be sure not to get any on you as we all know, blood stains. Awesome product that has saved my tree without being hazardous to my animals. It has also kept the rabbits at bay. Happy tree and happy customer.