The most effective exploders detonate at random intervals and / or rotate the direction of their blast to prevent deer from getting used to them. Gas or propane exploders produce loud, banging noises, which frighten deer away, and have been used to help protect orchards, row crops and truck crops.

Auditory DeterrentsДЄuditory deterrents can repel deer with their noise, and include noisemakers like gas or propane exploders, whistles, and ultrasonic devices. Moving scare devices around, imparting movement to the device, and using repellents in conjunction with scare devices can help improve their effectiveness. Deer are very adaptable, and can overcome their fear of some scare devices, if they learn that the device presents no real danger. For the best results, try a combination of methods to prevent deer from getting used to any one technique. Judgments should be based on testimonials and personal experiences with these products.ДЄ combination of visual and auditory deterrents may be more effective than a single deterrent by itself. Consumers should question manufacturers claims. No definitive studies have evaluated scare devices based on their effectiveness. Trials of various scare devices have produced variable results. Field trials of various scare devices indicated that deer can become habituated to them after a week of exposure to them. Scare devices can be effective at deterring deer damage, but, because of their adaptable nature, deer can learn to overcome their fear of some scare devices over time. Some devices may be practical for use in rural areas, but may have limited use in suburban settings because they may violate noise ordinances and or may disturb neighbors.

Discretion should be used when employing scare devices. These devices can be categorized as either auditory or visual deterrents, depending on how they work. Scare devices are most effective when used as soon as damage is detected. Scare devices can be used to frighten deer from yards, crops, and gardens. Modern technology has helped create scare devices that incorporate motion, noise and even electric shock, to be more effective at deterring deer from causing damage. Most people picture a motionless scarecrow when they think of a scare device. Deterrents are most effective at the onset of deer damage, before significant damage has occurred. Dogs used properly can provide long-term assistance. Deterrent techniques can provide temporary relief of deer damage and should be used with other deer management techniques for best results. Scare techniques are best used for short-term control of deer damage because deer can become habituated to them over time. вЂњHey Google, play WJCT Electro Lounge Radio on iHeart RadioвЂќ or вЂњHey Google, play WJCT Anthology on iHeart RadioвЂќДЇor other methods of playing JME digital audio streams, see the WJCT Public Media FAQ page.Deterrents include scare techniques, the electronic deer repellent, and dogs. To play on Google Home with iHeart Radio say: вЂњHey Google, play WJCT Electro Lounge Radio on TuneInвЂќ or вЂњHey Google, play WJCT Anthology on TuneInвЂќ On Google Home you can listen with the TuneIn skill or the iHeart Radio skill. вЂњAlexa, play WJCT Electro Lounge Radio on iHeart RadioвЂќ or вЂњAlexa, play WJCT Anthology on iHeart RadioвЂќ вЂњAlexa, play WJCT Electro Lounge Radio on TuneInвЂќ or вЂњAlexa, play WJCT Anthology on TuneInвЂќ WJCT Anthology, WJCT Electro Lounge Radio)ДЄfter youвЂ™ve enabled the skill, then you can say:Д®lectro Lounge Radio: вЂњAlexa, play WJCT Electro Lounge RadioвЂќ To enable an Alexa skill for the first time, say вЂњAlexa, enable Skill NameвЂќ (i.e. The skills need to be activated on your Alexa before they can be used. On Alexa, you can listen with the WJCT Alexa Skills, the TuneIn skill, or the iHeart Radio skill. On your smart speaker: (Amazon Alexa or Google Home) Get the WJCT Public Media app (on iOS or Android) and listen live on your smartphone or tablet.Д«esides finding JME HD channels on the radio dial at 89.9 HD2, HD3 or HD4 in Jacksonville, you can also use the WJCT Public Media app via Bluetooth, through Apple CarPlay (CarPlay enabled stereos only) or directly through a USB cable or aux audio adapter. Start your Jacksonville Music Experience today by clicking the menu button below or LISTEN NOW on the menu at the top of the page and choose a station.

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