Rabbit & Groundhog Repellent: Rabbit Out 32oz Concentrate

Last year I planted large native beds in our back and front yards. My seedlings were having a rough time battling the voracious Midwest bunnies. I used chicken wire to create a barrier they couldn’t penetrate, which worked, but looked horrible and was a PITA to weed/edge around. After reading countless reviews online and none of them being spectacular, I took a chance on this product as it is all natural, and won’t harm/attract our pets. I first put it on the second year sprouts liberally using a pump sprayer. Like magic, the bunnies left it alone! We’re now a month + later and I’ve seen nibblings, so I’ve just added another round. It smells mostly like lemon and mint while wet, but if you focus on it you can smell the yucky egg smell, but it doesn’t bother me at all (garden just outside of kitchen window, and I can’t smell it at all with the windows open). I can’t speak for groundhogs, but this product really works for Midwest bunnies!

We were trying to prevent groundhogs from staying on our property and found the nests and used this spray on them. They didn’t even seem to notice. Okay, whatever, we also bought ultrasonic groundhog solar devices which only seem to bother us and not the groundhogs. They don’t seem to care. We even noticed them climbing onto our deck where we have a raised bed and pouch garden. We sprayed the stairs after seeing them case the joint. Again, they didn’t care at all about it. We then doused the entirely of the deck with a stronger dilution after noticing they were nibbling on parsley and the cucumbers. I even barricaded the opening. They managed to climb around the barricade and an hour after I last checked on the plants, they ate though months worth of hard work and effort both in cultivating all these plants from SEED inside to them finally flowering and starting to form the first little fruits.

I was delighted to see my overweight woodchuck completely avoid the garden!! He is fat and cute, and it's difficult to wish a living creature harm.The solution was an INSTANT deterrentLove it, will make a it permanent part of my gardening supplies

UPDATE -- 6-5-23 CHANGED FOR 5 TO 3 STARS. WORKED FOR ABOUT 2 WEEKS THEN THEY RETURNED. RESPRAYED & THEY NOW SEEM TO TOLERATE IT. WILL ADD HOT PEPPER TO POWDER TO MIX & TRY AGAIN. IF IT DOES NOT WORK WILL HAVE TO TRAP & MOVE ONE AT A TIME.Tolerated a groundhog under the shed for years. Trapped two and released miles away, then gave up. We like wildlife and it didn’t mess with the garden. Then, it had 5 pups. Very cute… but 5!?Mixed and put in a garden sprayer. Sprayed about 1/2 a gallon around the entrances and most importantly, as far inside under the shed as I could reach. This was a week ago. Saw the mom and a couple pups the next day then they were gone and have not returned… yet. Might have worked so well because of mom’s protective instincts.

I have both rabbit and deer problems… sigh… last year was worst ever… This year it’s a miracle… have been using for 28 days now… have sprayed 3 times, because with all the spurts of growth, have to keep hitting the fresh tender growth….I reached out to the company to ask which product I should use if I have both deer and rabbit issues… Seems like whatever the deer don’t like, the rabbits do! they said rabbit spray is the deer spray with more stuff added, and it is the one to use.Love the scent of the spray….and Altho I’ve had a couple test nibbles, I have hosta, summer phlox, daylily buds, black eyed Susan’s (rabbits like these), hydrangea, and many more things that are looking great! I’m a long time avid gardener, but hated the smell of other products, so wan’t sufficiently conscientious using them, or….Praying that it keeps working, cause the critters are still around…watch a rabbit walk across my deck several times a day…deer come at night…don’t see them, just their footprints… rabbits ate every single bud off my anthemis last year… (was their first yr planted)…this year all 12+ plants are in full bloom!

I have used the Deer Away powder with very good success. I wanted to try a liquid. I bought the Rabbit/Groundhog repellent because I read that it would also keep the deer away. I am 2 months into using this product and it has worked on deer, rabbits, and groundhogs. I have seen deer and rabbits in my yard/garden go up to plants, sniff them and move on. The plants that I did not apply this to got chomped to the ground.I bought the concentrate. It is fairly easy to mix and apply. I mix it in a plastic gallon container and pour it into a small hand sprayer. It doesn't seem like you need to apply it too heavily (dripping wet) for it to work. Just a mist on the leaf surfaces worked for me. I have been reapplying about every 2 weeks. Once the deer realize that there is nothing good for them in your yard, they will appear less frequently, so I will try applying less frequently until I find the right application interval. I will buy this again.

This did absolutely nothing to deter the nasty groundhog from destroying my tomatoes. He is bent on taking all of the green ones, so I’m getting nothing. I’ve tried everything, even traps, but nothing will stop him or his offsprings.

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