If you have a large dog that needs space to roam but aren't interested in digging post holes or installing bulky fencing, a ...

Most gardeners know the frustration of having a beautiful garden decimated by wildlife, said University of Missouri Extension ...

Gardening enthusiasts in the area are facing wildlife challenges; the Missouri Department of Natural Resources offers ...

Jim Ross special to The Morgan Messenger Year after year, every May, as I approached the 522 Bridge to Hancock to my left and ...

Common garden pests in Massachusetts include squirrels, chipmunks, groundhogs, rabbits, deer and various birds. MassWildlife recommends fencing, eliminating shelter and scare tactics to deter ...

Common garden pests in Massachusetts include squirrels, chipmunks, groundhogs, rabbits, deer and various birds. MassWildlife recommends fencing, eliminating shelter and scare tactics to deter these ...

We found the VEVOR Electric Fence Netting to be an effective solution for keeping predators and unwanted animals out and creating a secure space for sheep, goats, cattle, deer, hogs, and large dogs.

Baited electric fences, both temporary or permanent, attract deer with the bait. When they touch the fence, the electric shock teaches them to avoid the area. These can be costly and need regular ...

Fencing is by far the most effective solution, especially if deer numbers are high. Not just any fence will do. Baited electric fences, both temporary or permanent, attract deer with the bait.

Q: We have tried every kind of spray to keep deer from eating our plants. None works for long. We don't want a 6-foot fence. We covered some plants with ...

To combat this, some have placed fencing or electric wire around their field to deter deer from investigating. For a more natural solution, Simon said people have planted Marigolds to keep away both ...