Deer-proof Your Garden with This Trick - Guaranteed Success! What's Chore Warrior? 

Darn right!! Since I've built all these fences...they have been much less of a problem...but leave a gate open and here they come!!! Eating my fruit trees, gardens and flower beds! GRRRR lol

Same issue on my property. Gonna have to fence in part of my back yard, they will prob just jump over it.

I think we're all regular...at least I hope lol

I know!!

Good info. I’ve seen some trash in mine at times too

So nice of you

You are very welcome

planted 30 acres of sunflowers when I first moved to the farm....deer ate every one of them!!!

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I just spread 160 pounds of Milorganite (stinky organic fertilizer) on them today. It is supposed to help keep the deer away.

I get my seeds at a local farm store, as for the grasses and forage on the farm, I buy k32 fescue, medium ladino clover and purple top clover as well as some radishes and other goodies from several sources. Best local source is Green Resources in Colfax NC

Ok cool thank you so much for helping 🙂🌱 what would be a good winter grass to mix with the K32 tall fescue grass for corn and soy free laying hens and corn and soy free meat chickens. I'm in zone 9A California Aguanga riverside county

Try red pepper. It works for bunnies and armadillos.

@@baneverything5580 - I tried cayenne, they weren't swayed. I'm going to try pieces of Irish Spring soap next..

You should!

I don't have any Makita tools at the moment

Alright...alright...alright!

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer it’s a good system in Ireland and the Uk we have at large stately homes a wall around gardens only visible from the field and hidden by raising the garden about 4 feet it’s called a Ha Ha . One strand of electric wire 6 feet out from it is perfectly deer proof.

You gotta be shitting me….

sounds like you're a regular guy

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer 😂🍻you win

I've got milwaukee batteries that are at least 6 years old. When they wear out simply replace them and that's about it. I will say, buy quality.....that milwaukee mower is awesome!

got a metal raised bed vid coming out later this week...I planted some edible landscaping around the outdoor kitchen area

@StoneyRidgeFarmer do you use 100% dirt to fill your beds? I heard that putting a certain type of stone at the bottom will help with the mineral content of the soil. I'm not sure if it's true, though.

did ya see me put the stalks in the chicken coop? They devoured them!

dude! It's awesome!

gonna take more than one hole around here buddy....we're over ran with deer around these parts

Step in is much easier

nope....it needs to be a hot wire....if it's not hot they will eventually push it down

Tiny white tails around here. Very overpopulated

Try red pepper.

trap them out if it's "legal" right? When I lived in town I'd find tomatoes up in the trees from my garden all the time from the squirrels...eventually I fixed it with a trap and some walnuts

a 10 ft fence would probably be even better too my friend...but this has worked for me, and I'm sharing it with ya

I know right!

First: Spellcheck...next....putting me down seem right? I spend every waking moment of my life creating content for you to learn and enjoy. I've always talked about the tools that I use in my content. I'm not sure why you'd wanna put me down for it buddy?

@StoneyRidgeFarmer, Sooooo, what is he supposed to do? Share with us how he plants his garden, but not share the tools he uses to make someone's work load a bit easier. The raised garden beds are a “tool”. The soil in those beds are a “tool”. The earthworm he showed us is a “tool”. The cart and wheelbarrow is a great way for someone with the difficulty of pushing/moving a heavy load to continue doing what they love.

Let's not over look what you guys call "Schilling" is really part of the farm income diversity strategy. Josh has been open and transparent at every step about "Stoney Ridge Farm Inc" and it's "media department" If a company pays him to advertise, that's what all media companies do...why not partner with companies that offer products he can actually use? Small family farms MUST scrape and claw for market share OR find a niche in the market.... SRFarmer has created his own niche in an industrial farming market. Otherwise, SRFarm can not exist without capital throughput... multiple, value added and diverse business lines are the simplest and most successful way to grow any small business..... follow the opportunities you're given, or sell your cows at the meat barn for pennies on the dollar.

thanks Jared...the interesting thing is that I'm just being me...doing what I always do...nothing sponsored here...just enjoying life, sharing tools and if someone looks at one or buys it...hey...I earn a commission...seems fair to me. Not sure folks understand how much work goes into something like this

thanks Chris! Folks must not understand what I do here...heck nothing is sponsored in this video..I'm just working and showing the tools I used...odd how folks go to negative town so fast nowadays isn't it