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Use Catch Crops for Pesky Deer
April 26th, 2008 by Libba

A “catch crop” is something you plant to catch the attention of an agricultural pest; it operates on the principal of sacrificing part of your harvest to safeguard the rest.


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at flikr.com.

This method is most often used for insects, but it works well for deer, too. Try installing some trellises along the edges of your garden, and plant them with fast-growing, climbing species like cucumbers, peas, and pole beans.


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The deer will take advantage of the free meal they can reach and leave the tasty stuff in the interior of the garden alone — assuming you set things up so that they can’t get inside easily.

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#1 Kathy Mitchell on 05.01.08 at 10:30 am

Thanks for the great tip. I needed something to help keep the deer out of our garden. Any suggestions about rabbits? thanks, Kathy

#2 1looney1 on 05.04.08 at 10:42 am

Wear an old tee shirt and get really sweaty. Cut it into strips and put on your plants. Also try a strong smelling soap like Irish Spring for example. Cut into a chunk , put a small hole in it and add a string. Tie it around your garden. You can also use shavings of soap but hanging the soap around the garden works best and doesn’t mess with your soil. Also brush a dog around the garden or trees. Human hair also works. I brush my dog and leave his hair all around my garden and I haven’t had the deer bother my crops. To bad this doesn’t work for rabbits.

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