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hey guys~!

 

any one have any experience with Animal repellent? im on a extremely large bit of lend, and afraid of what the kangaroos will do?

i have a small are for each strain group wired off but they can clearly jump it.

 

is there a repellent i can pour around the area or any thing like that?

Thanks

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Hey there!
Just an Idea for you If you are willing to buy a few plants, Kangaroos Dislike the smell of some plants & planting a border of (Lavender, Rosemary, Eucalyptus*They don't like the smell of the leaves, Paperbark trees, some proteas, Grevilleas &, Wormwood ect.) around the plant you are trying to protect.

Obviously Its not a fix it now sort of idea but in the long run making a garden Might just do the trick & it saves you from messing the place up with wire & shit or chemicals.

Kangaroos Mostly stay away from High Fragrant Plants & don't eat them So it makes sense to put them in the way of your main plant you want to protect.

p.s Myrtaceae family also contain essential oils which Most natives don't mind but irritate the guts of kangaroos.

Hope this help or at least gives you some ideas :) 
Good luck with the bastards they can be a pain but theres way around them!

:bonghit: 

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There is a product called D-Ter

I don't know if it works or not. It is meant to be non harmful, to us and wildlife......... :greedy:

Repels
  • Dogs
  • Cats
  • Possums
  • Rats & Mice
  • Rodents
  • Kangaroos
  • Wallabies
  • Rabbits & Hares
  • Deer
  • Foxes
  • Bandicoots
  • Wombats
  • and other wildlife
  • Starlings
  • Seagulls
  • Wild Ducks
  • Galahs
  • Feral Pigeons
  • Parrots
  • Crows
  • Rosellas
  • Swallows
  • Cockatoos
  • Mynas
  • and other birds

Dilution Rates & Application

 

1kg pack makes up 20L of spray (treats up to 1200 sq. metres)

100g pack makes up 2L of spray (treats up to 120sq. metres)

Easy to use – mix with water & spray on.

Effective when dry.

D-Ter Animal & Bird Repellent can also be used as a dust, for example as a seed dressing.

Can last up to 8-12 weeks!

Safe, proven & effective.

For use with all native animals and birds it is used at a rate of; 50g is added to 1 litre of warm water & allowed to cool. It is then applied with a garden sprayer or similar. A 100g pack will make 2L of spray & will treat up to 120m

For dogs, cats and other non native pests (such as rats & mice) 2L will treat 60m 2-3 pages of information is provided with your purchase.

After initial treatment repeat occasionally if necessary.

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I used D-Ter a few times and didn't really work. I bought it from Ebay. It didn't bother my dog either.

I pissed in a bucket only and would take it to my plot daily and it didn't work.

Dog hair didn't work either.

The only thing that worked was fencing.

You could try spraying your plants with the hotter Tobasco sauce and Ceyanne pepper.

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First off, make your fence about 8 feet high. Sure Kangaroos won't be able to jump over it?

If it is not at all preventing animals from nibbling your MJ ;leaves, would it be better to grow indoor instead?

 

Please check if Solo 420 Sprayer is still available in the market. It can probably help.

Have you tried putting or rubbing soap to some of them leaves?

Animals don;t like the smell of soap.

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