Testing by the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station proved Bobbex Deer is more effective than nine other like commercial repellents (including coyote urine), scoring a 93 percent in protection, second only to a physical fence at 100 percent. Breaking their pattern, through the continuous use of a proven effective deer repellent will deter deer from your backyard all year long. That's why it's important to act now to prevent deer damage. Like rabbits, deer are also deterred by taste and smell. A product that combines scent and taste deterrents is an easy and effective way to keep deer at bay. Remember - deer are creatures of habit, once they've found a food source, they'll return to it, time and time again. With few, if any predator threats, deer have learned that they're safe in suburbia and your garden has become their own private, self-serve buffet where they'll dine safely on your trees, shrubs, gardens and landscapes. Deer damage to residential landscapes, crops, and timber is estimated at $1 billion dollars annually. Since a single deer can eat over a ton of vegetation annually, one or two deer in your neighborhood can cause a significant amount of devastating damage.

What about the cute little fawn from the video? Deer are a serious problem in rural areas, but more and more their damage is increasingly prevalent in suburban settings. Try using a proven effective scent and taste repellent like Bobbex-Rwhich will protect your tender plants and won't wash off in the rain. There's a much easier, proven effective, spray-on solution to the bunny barrage coming to your backyard this season. There are different ways to protect your yard against the ravages of rabbits. A physical barrier, like a fence, can be effective, though unsightly and you'll have to be sure you dig deep, at least 6' below ground, to prevent rabbits from burrowing into your garden. Your barrier will also need to be at least 24' high. It appears that cute little bunnies have one single objective – eat anything you plant! Rabbits reproduce rapidly, the average female can birth up to seven litters per year with as many as 12 bunnies per litter! This population explosion risks turning Thumper into 'The Invasion of the Bunny Snatcher', whereby bunnies continuously snatch-up your prized plants and lush landscapes. From Washington to Maine, the rabbit population is ever-present, leaving in its wake serious damage to homeowners' lawns, plants and landscape shrubbery. Children are always excited to spot real live bunnies in their yards, but parents? Not so much. Warm weather promises an annual rebirth of lush lawns and gorgeous gardens. However, in real life, deer and rabbits can cause tremendous damage to yards and gardens all over the country. MONROE, Conn., Ap/PRNewswire/ - A video posted on Facebook, of a deer and a bunny playing on the lawn, has been viewed over 1.5 million times. The real-life fantasy of Bambi and Thumper appears to have captured hearts by going over the top on the cute meter.

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