i had a homie who made a fence out of fishing line just wrapped around trees a whole bunch of times. he said it worked and i bet it wasnt eye-catching.

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lol yea, but that seems way to inconvenient

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not half as inconvieneint as deer-eaten herb. i doubt it took more than 12 minutes to make. dont tell me your gonna be one of those guys who plants some seeds and thinks its gonna start raining weed. lol

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Haha this isn't my first grow i'd rather stick with repellents

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right on....never ventured outdoors myself. been thinkin about doin it with some autoflowers so i can avoid the fall rippers.

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If this isn't out in the middle of nowhere, repellents are not fail safe.

If it is a populated area the deer and varmints are used to smelling people, dog piss, all kinds of unnatural scents. They will eventually ignore even heavy repelant and come on in for a ganj salad when they are hungry.

I've learned this lesson the hard way, maybe you won't have to.

Fishing line: will keep out deer, if done right. Several lines across every opening to the patch, from the ground up to 4 ft.

Chicken wire: with the bottom few inches buried will keep out wascally wabbits, rats, groundhogs, and most anything else with four legs. It doesn't need to to be more than 2 feet tall. Should be removed as the plant is big enough to be out of harm's way. If you can't get away with chicken wire the first month or so, the spot is probably getting pirated in the fall anyways.

yeah the fishing line fence thing works great for me.. all i do is just go from one tree to the next and get 2 trees that are closer together to use as a passage into it.. i usually put 4-5 rounds of line around the grow so then i know nothing is getting in.. 2 rounds near the ground(rabbits) and more higher up (deer) never had a prob with them eating anything yet soo it must work

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yea im sure the deer are used to the smells. im getttin pretty mixed messages right now still dunno whats best. i was thinkin about settin up chicken wire and spray paiting the posts black so they're less noticeable.

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or you could use trees with the tops still on them as posts.. that way they blend in and all you have to do is just bury the stick in the hole..

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