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	Name:	Feb -
	Subject:	Here is a Recipe
	Date:	4/18/2007 3:50:31 PM

This was posted on the Forum some time back:

DEER REPELLANT

I have a solution to the deer problem. It has worked for me for 2 years. I take 6 eggs and blend them into a liquid and put them in a plastic container that I will later throw away. I then let the eggs sit for about 2 weeks until they are really stinking. Pour the 6 eggs into a pump sprayer and fill with 2 gallons of water and shake it up. Throw away the plastic container you stored the eggs in. The formula is 3 eggs to a gallon of water. Spray the entire plant with the solution BUT you need to be upwind of the spray. I got close to the spray and smelled it and almost threw up. It is awful! Anyway, you will not notice the smell in a few hours but the deer will detect it for 3 to 4 months and leave the plants alone. Rain will not wash it off. Remember how hard it is to wash egg off a plate? Running water doesn't do it. You have to rub it off. I have used this and it is the only thing I have tried that worked. The commercial repellants you can buy are egg based so why not make your on? I don't spray it on plants that I will eat, like blueberries. In those cases I spray the ground around the plant for about 4 feet from the plant. Try it, it works.