Don’t let animals have the pick of the garden before you can. Deer, rabbits, moles and other pests enjoy your lawn and landscape as much as you do – hit them in the nose so they won’t come back. Liquid Fence animal repellents use scent- and taste-deterring formulas that won’t harm animals or plants when used as directed. Invisible barrier. Clear results.Liquid Fence Goose Repellent repels geese, turkey and ducks from lawns, golf courses, athletic fields or any other turf area where these birds are a problem. Applications of this product makes the food supply in the application area very undesirable to geese, turkeys and ducks. Eliminating the food source changes the feeding habits of these birds and causes them to seek out a more desirable feeding location. This ready-to-spray concentrate works year-round. Attach the hose-end sprayer to your garden hose and apply Liquid Fence Goose Repellent liberally to lawns or turf during a dry period; reapply as needed. For best results, apply early in the season, prior to laying of eggs and/or nesting on property. Apply to turf only – not intended for use on ornamentals.
Invisible Barrier. Clear Results.
Plant-munching animals enjoy a gorgeous garden almost as much as we do – but deer, rabbits, moles and other pests can destroy your hard work seemingly overnight. When four-legged pests become a problem, Liquid Fence animal repellents send them packing using scent and taste-deterrent formulas that won’t harm animals or plants.
Liquid Fence(R) Goose Repellent
Concentrate and Concentrate Ready-to-Spray
The application of Liquid Fence(R) Goose Repellent makes the food supply in the application area very undesirable to geese, turkeys and ducks. The elimination of the food source will change the feeding habits of these birds and cause them to look for a more desirable feeding location.
- For repelling geese, turkeys and ducks from lawns, golf courses, athletic fields or any other turf areas where these birds are a problem
- Easy to use
- Works year-round
- Harmless to plants and animals when used as directed