24 Pack Deer Repellent – Rabbit Repellent Outdoor, Long-Lasting Protection for Gardens Yards Plants | Eco-Friendly, Non-Toxic Formula | Safe for Pets & Kids | Ready-to-Use Outdoor Deer Deterrent

These worked all spring season. My hosta and sweet potato vine plants have thrived thanks to these keeping the deer and rabbits away. I’ll definitely be ordering again!

This product does not work at all. Deer literally have been putting their faces right up to the product and were sleeping next to it while it was hanging in our trees. Don't waste your money on this product!Should be zero stars. Deer would probably rate it stars, because they seem to like it and it allows them to eat my apples and roses!

I have tried stinky sprays in the past and they worked. The smell and time involved were deterrents in using again. I tried these pellets and I get the same results with no bad smell or mixing. After a month of no deer eating my flowers, I have ordered again. I am very happy with the results and glad I found these.

These did not work for me. I put them around my Hostas, and the deer ate the plants the same night.

Rock star!! These pellets are keeping the bunny rabbits in my neighborhood out of my yard. My grass is coming back!

Don't know exactly what these are or whats in them but they 100% smell exactly like moth balls, the smell is not "pleasant" or "nice" to humans, if you like the smell of moth balls these will smell good to you.However I'm not 100% sure either that they keep deer away, as these are placed in a garden and I have a camera and can see deer coming rather close to the garden.

So far keeping bunnies out of flower beds

Although this product is billed as being "Eco-Friendly, Non-Toxic Formula | Safe for Pets & Kids" allegedly made from peppermint oil, when I put the little balls out in my ORGANIC garden yesterday I realized they had a strong smell of moth balls. Today when I looked it up on the internet it stated that a lot of deer repellent smell like moth balls because they contain something called napthalene. I don't know for sure, but it seems like to me in my opinion that this is exactly what is in this product. Doesn't smell like peppermint or garlic at all. I dug the ones I had placed out of the garden and threw it all away. SOMEONE NEEDS TO TEST THIS as they could be poisoning themselves (box says to wear gloves when setting the balls out). Or they could be poisoning pets or wildlife. Again, smells exactly like moth balls, not the natural ingredients they are supposedly made of.