More StinkMaster sprinkler deer deterrent notes
Cleaned out the StinkMaster
for another round of experimentation.
The next artificial scent I
plan to try is the above Classic Spash,
which can be found at local Dollar General stores for $1.50.
I'll post about the results
sometime next week once I've tested the clogibility of the new After
Shave, which in my opinion has a much more repulsive odor than the Irish Spring
soap.
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Now we will see if makers of aftershave have deer in their focus groups.
On a more serious note, the smell of the aftershave will be much diluted by the water. And it will probably evaporate pretty quickly.
Why not just drill a hole in a bar of smelly soap and hang it from a string? That should give a relatively concentrated and long-lasting smell.