DEEREX CONCENTRATE POWDER — FIELD TEST REPORTS (3)

FIELD TEST REPORT 1 — DeerEx Concentrate Powder

Location: Farnham, Surrey
Wildlife Pressure: High (roe deer visiting nightly)
Plants Protected: Newly planted roses, hydrangeas, young hawthorn hedge
Weather: Mild spring, intermittent rain
Tester: Professional gardener – private estate

Objective:

Assess the effectiveness of DeerEx Concentrate Powder in preventing browsing damage from resident roe deer during new planting establishment.

Application:

Mixed 1 × 50g sachet into 9 litres warm water

Applied via 10L knapsack sprayer

Treated entire rose bed, hedge line and surrounding soil perimeter

Reapplied after 4 weeks

Results:

Day 1–2: Deer tracks observed near beds but no browsing.

Week 1: Zero new damage, despite known deer activity nearby.

Week 3: Plants showing strong growth; previous deer browsing stopped entirely.

Week 4: Light rainfall — barrier remained effective.

Week 5: Slight deer presence nearby but no feeding; reapplied as scheduled.

Conclusion:

DeerEx Concentrate Powder provided full protection during a high-risk planting period. The invisible barrier prevented deer browsing even with daily deer movement nearby. Economical for large beds and ideal for landscapers.

FIELD TEST REPORT 2 — DeerEx Concentrate Powder

Location: Ashford, Kent
Wildlife Pressure: Moderate (rabbits + occasional muntjac deer)
Plants Protected: Vegetable beds (lettuce, beans, beetroot), strawberry patch
Weather: Early summer, warm, light showers
Tester: Allotment association member

Objective:

Evaluate multi-species protection on an active allotment with rabbit pressure and occasional deer intrusion.

Application:

Mixed 1 × 50g sachet to 9L

Light foliar spray on edges; perimeter soil treated

Reapplied after heavy rainfall in week 3

Results:

Week 1: Rabbit damage stopped completely within 2 days.

Week 2: Young bean plants remained untouched (previously heavily targeted).

Week 3: Heavy rain reduced scent slightly; minimal nibbling reappeared → reapplied immediately.

Week 4–5: Zero further damage; neighbouring plots continued to report rabbit feeding.

Conclusion:

DeerEx significantly reduced rabbit impact and prevented muntjac from browsing beds. Regular reapplication after heavy rainfall maintained full protection. Highly recommended for allotments.

FIELD TEST REPORT 3 — DeerEx Concentrate Powder

Location: Cirencester, Gloucestershire
Wildlife Pressure: High (roe deer herd with young)
Plants Protected: Young beech hedge, hostas, mixed border shrubs
Weather: Early autumn, wet conditions
Tester: Home gardener with regular deer presence

Objective:

Test long-lasting performance in wetter weather conditions and heavy deer browsing environment.

Application:

Mixed 1 sachet per 9L

Applied heavily to hedge line + surrounding plants

Secondary application after 5 weeks due to persistent rain

Results:

Week 1: No browsing marks; deer tracks visible around treated areas.

Week 3: Heavy rainfall but protection remained effective.

Week 5: First sign of slight nibbling (one plant) → redeployed.

Week 7: Hedge growth strong; deer avoided treated area entirely.

Conclusion:

Exceptional longevity even in wet weather. One of the few repellents that remained active despite persistent deer traffic. Powder concentrate proved very economical for hedge rows.

🧴 DEEREX READY-TO-USE SPRAY — FIELD TEST REPORTS (3)

FIELD TEST REPORT 4 — DeerEx Ready-to-Use Spray

Location: Winchester, Hampshire
Wildlife Pressure: Light–Moderate (roe deer + rabbits)
Plants Protected: Patio containers, young fuchsias, dwarf acer, bedding plants
Weather: Dry, warm, light winds
Tester: Urban garden owner

Objective:

Determine convenience and short-term protection levels for ornamental container plants.

Application:

Applied straight from bottle

Light coating on foliage (avoiding open blooms)

Reapplied every 3 weeks due to container watering

Results:

Week 1: Immediate reduction in browsing.

Week 2: No deer or rabbit damage recorded.

Week 3: Some scent reduction due to daily watering; reapplied.

Week 4–5: Full protection maintained.

Conclusion:

Highly convenient for small urban gardens. The Ready-to-Use spray provided fast, reliable protection for patio plants with minimal effort.

FIELD TEST REPORT 5 — DeerEx Ready-to-Use Spray

Location: Swansea, South Wales
Wildlife Pressure: High pigeon activity
Plants Protected: Balcony planters, tomatoes, herbs, railings
Weather: Coastal, breezy, frequent showers
Tester: Apartment balcony gardener

Objective:

Assess pigeon repellence and barrier retention on hard surfaces exposed to rain and wind.

Application:

Sprayed along balcony railings, ledges, planter edges

Reapplied every 2 weeks due to rain exposure

Results:

48 hours: Pigeon landing frequency reduced significantly.

Week 1: Zero droppings; pigeons shifted to neighbouring balconies.

Week 2: After rainstorm, activity increased slightly → reapplied.

Week 3–4: Full control maintained; plants recovered from repeated pecking.

Conclusion:

Excellent for balconies and patios. Consistent reapplication in rainy environments maintains reliable pigeon avoidance.

FIELD TEST REPORT 6 — DeerEx Ready-to-Use Spray

Location: Harrogate, North Yorkshire
Wildlife Pressure: Moderate (foxes + occasional deer)
Plants Protected: Lawn edges, compost area, tulip bed
Weather: Mixed spring weather
Tester: Home gardener with fox activity

Objective:

Evaluate fox deterrence and general garden protection using quick-application spray.

Application:

Sprayed around compost bin, lawn borders, and tulip bed

Reapplied after 3–4 weeks

Results:

Week 1: Fox digging stopped completely for 6 days.

Week 2: Continued full protection; no signs of fox activity.

Week 4: Mild rain reduced scent strength → reapplied.

Week 5–7: Zero disturbance in garden; first fox-free spring in years.

Conclusion:

DeerEx Ready-to-Use provided reliable fox deterrence when applied consistently. Perfect for quick intervention and high-traffic areas.