Deer repellent formulation
OwnerJames J. Messinainventor
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Abstract
A deer repellent formulation for warding off a deer from a plant is provided. The deer repellent formulation includes, a volume of water; 12 fluid ounces of thiram in a water solution of 42% by volume of thiram, per gallon of the water; 2 whole chicken eggs per gallon of water; 2 ounces by volume of liquid hot sauce per gallon of water; green color dye in a sufficient quantity per gallon of the water to provide a plant-like green color of the formulation; and a liquid adhesive in sufficient quantity per gallon of the water to provide a desired stickiness on plants of the formulation.
Claims3
A deer repellent formulation consisting essentially of by volume:
- 68 to 90% water
- 6 to 10% thiram
- 0.5 to 2% chicken eggs
- 1 to 2% liquid hot sauce
- 0.5 to 2% coloring dye;
- and
- 2 to 16% adhesive.
A deer repellent formulation consisting essentially of by volume:
- 84% water;
- 8% thiram;
- 1% chicken eggs
- 1% liquid hot sauce;
- 1% coloring dye;
- and
- 5% adhesive.
A method of repelling deer that comprises mixing 128 fluid ounces of water, 12 fluid ounces thiram, 2 chicken eggs and 2 ounces by volume of liquid hot sauce and applying said total mixture to a surface where protection is sought from deer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.