Bonide Go Away! Deer & Rabbit Repellent, 32 oz. Ready-to-Use Spray, Hot Peppers Deter Animals from Lawn & Garden

We have quite a lot of wild rabbits in my neighborhood. They eat everything. I like my flowers on the outside of the rabbits, not on the inside. I can't just kill them for eating plants as rabbits do. So, I opted for a more humane solution. I heard about capsacin wax spray as a solution. Rabbits take a nibble and quickly learn that isn't the best idea they've ever had. So I bought this Bonide Go Away! Deer & Rabbit Repellent spray stuff. Never used it before. No idea how well it would work, if at all. Well ... it works! Rabbits don't eat my flowers anymore.There must be some kind of repellent odor as well, because it really doesn't smell the best. Might repel me, if the scent were stronger. But good news, because it's mainly a hot pepper spray, the scent does not have to be so strong and so you really can't even tell it's there after a minute or two. Will not stink up your lawn.Highly recommended.

The spray stinks, works as intended but for maybe a day or two. If it rains or you water the plants you gotta get it back on there otherwise the deer will eat on them as the stuff is washed off. I put this also on some purple clover plants and it seemed to have killed them or hurt them not sure yet but they will recover in the spring I'm sure. I wouldn't apply it on those again.

We have voracious rabbits, that even eat new shoots from thorny shrubs. I've bought $100s of dollars of repellents, but have found that this one works best when applied at least once a week. So far all my bedding plants have survived and I even saw a rabbit eating clover, imagine that.

The attached pictures are of a squirrel helping itself to some seeds mere minutes after I had sprayed the entire deck, seeds, and plants on my balcony. The next picture is what happened to the spray bottle on the subsequent use. Used twice and the spray cap falls off.Trash product in even more trashy packaging. Broken after 15 minutes of use -- 0 stars.

rabbits were not affected at all

It didn't smell too bad, but it only lasted one day. I had hoped for at least a week, Nope. The deer ate all my gladiolus blooms, some lily buds, a hydrangea plant, and of course the roses...

Used this last summer, and this one. Sprayed impatiens, and the deer didn't eat them. Without it, they do. But it does wash off when it rains, so it has to be reapplied. I was told it has a slight cinnamon scent, but I cannot detect any scent at all. This is a terrific product. I've used it only to deter deer and don't know how well it works to keep rabbits away.

Quick and easy to use, it helped for a while to keep the deer away. You have to use it religiously to continue to keep the deer away in my neighborhood. Every time it rains, you water the plants, or even a heavy dew- need to spray the plants