deer damage Tag
15 Feb Shed Hunting
No, we are not looking for a new place to store gear! Shed hunting refers to the search for male deer antlers that have fallen off or that the deer has shed. Bucks grow new antlers each spring and therefore lose their antlers in late winter...
29 Jan How to Identify Winter Deer Damage
How to Identify Winter Deer Damage If you are like me, I often spend my summer months in the garden tending to my flowers. I view winter months as my downtime where I can relax and enjoy my low maintenance winter plants. However, you must remember...
11 Nov Four Ways You Can Prevent Deer Damage this Winter
Deer Damage Prevention This Winter Tip #1 - Apply a deer repellent in October, November or December to avoid winter deer damage Using a deer repellent that deters deer by taste is a powerful way to keep deer away and avoid deer damage. We advise our clients...
25 Sep Oak Trees, Deer and Acorns
Deer Damage to Fall Landscaping - Oak Trees, Deer and Acorns Are you noticing more deer damage to your landscaping? It could be because of oak trees. Fall is the time of year all animals are preparing for winter. Bucks have finished growing their antlers, does have...
22 Jun Does, Fawns and Your Landscape
Deer Prevention and Your Landscaping It is fawn season! Does have a 200-205-day gestation period so fawns are born from April through July, most in the month of June. We always see more deer grazing in homeowner landscapes this time of year. That means this is...