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Very true, it is just easier to have a giggle than actually solve this  
particular
problem. I had no success with any visual devices or audio devices I  tried
to scare them away with. We finally took a corner where 2 deep, steep,  
ditches joined and essentially
closed of the other end with another ditch. Place a bridge across with  wires 
strung on the bridge 
surface to deter animals from crossing. The only thing I ever had that  truly 
did the job.
 
Drew
 
In a message dated 6/25/2008 12:44:27 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
lurine AT softcom.net writes:

Well, I  hate to be serious while all others are having a giggle, but most 
deer do  their damage, as do coyotes, at night.  Not much chance there will 
be  any reflected light.  AND, I've found that coyotes don't care about  
flapping anything and deer become accustomed to things and quickly loose  
their fear!

Lynda




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