Bobbex Deer Repellent Spray

Bobbex uses a dual-action approach by combining scent and taste deterrents. It mimics the smell of predator urine and creates an unpleasant taste on foliage, which conditions deer to avoid treated areas rather than simply masking the plant's scent.

The dilution ratio varies depending on the season and the severity of the deer pressure. Generally, you should mix one part concentrate with eight parts water for standard maintenance, though you may want a stronger mix during peak feeding seasons.

Yes, it is made from all-natural ingredients and is safe for use on vegetables, flowers, trees, and shrubs. However, you should avoid spraying the edible parts of vegetables directly if you plan to harvest them soon, as the taste deterrent will remain on the produce.

While it is designed to be long-lasting, you should reapply every two to four weeks depending on weather conditions. If you live in an area with heavy rainfall or rapid plant growth, you may need to apply it more frequently to maintain a protective barrier.

Bobbex is formulated to be water-resistant once it has dried on the foliage. It adheres well to leaves and stems, meaning it won't wash off immediately during a light rain, though heavy or persistent downpours will eventually require a fresh application.