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.

So far keeping the rabbits at bay.

Did not work at all. So I tasted it. Just plain water, with a very very mild trace of some faint flavouring. No spiciness, no capsaicin, nothing. Scam.

The product is easy to use and works to keep the rabbits from eating plants. It does have to be resprayed whenever water washes the spray off so I can't use it on everything that the rabbits will eat. Much better than the Repel All that smells like garlic and stinks up the whole area!

Spray did not keep rabbits out, even with netting.

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.

This spray seems to help with the deer if you reapply to maintain the scent. I don’t think any method or product is 100% sure for deer if they’re determined to snack on your plants.

I sprayed plants twice and day after second spray they were gone. I'm assuming they were eaten but as I didn't actually see it, not 100 percent sure. I wouldn't buy it again at this point.