Deer Scram Repellent Granular to Keep Deer and Rabit Away White Pail - 6 lbs

Description

Deer scram stimulates a strong fear response by emitting an odor that deer and rabbits associate with their dead kin. It contains no synthetic additives, is non toxic, biodegradable and will not harm animals or the environment. It contains no synthetic additives, is non toxic, biodegradable and will not harm animals or the environment. This product contents 6 Pounds. It repels the animal before they nibble on plants. This granular product is easy to apply and is rain and snow resistant. Deer scram biodegrades into high nitrogen organic nutrients. Deer scram stimulates a strong fear response by emitting an odor that deer and rabbits associate with their dead kin. It repels the animal before they nibble on plants. Deer scram does not have an unpleasant odor to humans, but discourages unwanted animals from returning to the protected area. It contains no synthetic additives, is non toxic, biodegradable and will not harm animals or the environment. Deer scram biodegrades into high nitrogen organic nutrients. It should be applied every 30 to 45 days depending on weather conditions. This granular product is easy to apply and is rain and snow resistant. This product contents 6 Pounds. Deer scram does not have an unpleasant odor to humans, but discourages unwanted animals from returning to the protected area. Deer scram stimulates a strong fear response by emitting an odor that deer and rabbits associate with their dead kin.

Key Features

• Deer scram does not have an unpleasant odor to humans, but discourages unwanted animals from returning to the protected area.
• Deer scram biodegrades into high nitrogen organic nutrients.
• It should be applied every 30 to 45 days depending on weather conditions.
• It repels the animal before they nibble on plants.
• It contains no synthetic additives, is non toxic, biodegradable and will not harm animals or the environment.
• Deer scram stimulates a strong fear response by emitting an odor that deer and rabbits associate with their dead kin.