I grew a nice garden this summer (peas, tomatoes, corn, watermelons) in a deer food plot. I applied a little Milorganite around the perimeter of the garden and up and down the rows every 2 or 3 weeks... never saw a track in it all summer. Had 4 rows of pink-eye purple hull peas, thigh high and not a single nip.

Whereas, 150 yards away, I had a small field of Iron-Clay peas that was totally demolished by deer. A month after my last application in the garden, I finally saw sign of deer nibbling at the drying pea plants.

I bought it from the Farmer's co-op... Milorganite is the real deal. I'm a believer!