Deer Off
®
Deer Repellent Stations
Model # 5962
INSTRUCTIONS
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GENERAL INFORMATION
By following the instructions below, this product will remain effective
throughout the entire growing season without further maintenance. The
effectiveness of scent-based repellents can be diminished in
temperatures below 40 degrees F. The all-natural, scent-based
repellent triggers the deer’s flight response to danger. This box
includes six (6) Deer Off® Deer Repellent stations and six (6) wire stakes.
LOCATION
Units should be installed near the top level of the plant or vegetation
they are protecting to allow the scent to work effectively. Please
adjust units installed on plants that grow significantly during the
season to maximize the repellent capability.
INSTALLATION
For most applications, straighten the stake (included) and insert it into the bottom of the unit. Make
sure to firmly push until the stake is fully seated (you should be able to see the tip of the stake in the
hole on the top of the unit).
STANDING INSTALLATION
HANGING INSTALLATION
Attach one of the
enclosed stakes
to the underside
of the station.
Insert station and
stake assembly into
ground at desired
height.
Thread string or
wire through loop on
top of unit.
The stakes are designed to fit snuggly
so that wind and animals cannot easily
disrupt them. Insert the other end of the
stake in the ground and press down to
achieved desired height.
For shorter a
pplications, like pots or
low-lying plants, you can cut the stake
to a shorter length with a simple pair of
wire cutters. Wear safety glasses and
be careful of sharp edges when cutting
stakes.
Straighten the
included stake to
begin
For shorter
applications, cut
the stake with
wire cutters
You may also use string, wire, or even Christmas ornament hooks (not included) to hang the units in
fencing, hanging pots, shrubs, and trees using the plastic loop at the top of each unit.
PLEASE NOTE: THE FILTER SIDE OF THE UNIT MUST BE DIRECTLY FACING THE GROUND ONCE
INSTALLED!
PREPARING THE STAKES