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It deters newer deer to the area but I do admit that the old standbys that get used to it are not deterred. Those get a warning shot in the air. The ones who return are the ones that get terminated to a permanent end. But those are the laws in my state to protect people and their crops.

I’ve always felt that the urine promotes a scavenging attitude in smaller game and attracts more than it would repel. It causes prey animals to disperse as well. I use coyote urine around my garden to deter deer. It works well for the prey animals.

So glad for you! Did you name him Gregory after the actor Gregory Peck? That would be hilarious :lau

I’m a new duck dad. This thread was very interesting for all the facts there were!

Any luck trapping or eliminating the predator?

Good luck!

So let’s get this back on topic and be glad for @Lukemjm ! Hopefully nothing will get back at them. Catch anything yet?

@casportpony always gives great advice! So glad for you @Lukemjm

:woot

I hope everything works out for you my friend!

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Minks are very deadly predators. They will be back so I suggest setting a trap with bloody chicken meat as bait should get the mink to investigate. If using a livetrap (only one I’ll advocate) cover it with a cloth washed in scent-a-way. Place near the coop so it looks like an entrance. Once...