If you have ever woken up to find your garden nibbled down to stubs, you know the struggle with deer is real. They can quickly undo all the effort you put into your flower beds and veggie patches.

herd of six deer, all does, looking across a meadow from a forest with large trees and ferns - Markbridger/Getty Images Most gardeners don't want to share their crops or their flowers with the local ...

Are deer feasting on your favorite garden plants? It's a common issue in suburban and rural locations that can quickly get out of control and result in the demise of your shrubbery. One way to address ...

Deer can be a real headache for anyone who loves spending time in the garden. You put in the work, only to find your favorite plants nibbled down overnight. Instead of fighting a losing battle or ...

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It’s usually a heart-warming experience to see deer in the wild, or even glimpse them in urban areas. However, deer can be pests if they frequent your property and eat the vegetation, especially from ...

If you've had a bad experience with deer in your garden, you're not alone. Many gardeners have fallen foul of these inquisitive garden visitors, and lost a few of their favorite plants along the way!

Remove potential food sources like bird feeders, pet food, and unsecured trash to deter wildlife. Secure your home by using hardware cloth to cover potential entry points like attics and crawlspaces.