Shake Away 20oz Small Critter Repellent Fox Urine ...

• Easy To Use - Just sprinkle on ground and watch it work
• Safe -Completely organic, safe around kids & pets
• Goes to work immediately, last for weeks
• Uses Animals' Strongest Repellent - FEAR!
• It WORKS - Money Back Guarantee

Racoon problem solved?:
Recently, a racoon started attacking my hummingbird feeders for the nectar. I sprinkled Shake Away fox urea around the base of the trees holding my feeders. After 4 days, no repeated attacks.

Works for Groundhogs, thus far...:
Our little farm has chubby, hungry groundhogs galore, and so far the product works well at repelling this type of critter. My tender sprouts in the veg garden have survived the feast of the groundhogs, I'm happy to report! I can't vouch for effectiveness on other species, though. However, the 20oz granular product does not go a long way. A 70 foot perimeter application (of a fenced-in garden) requires more than half the container. Amazon's price is excellent. But, the manufacturer could do well to provide a bulk package. A smaller garden would benefit better.

Worked for me!:
I had a mystery critter living in my garage that made three large, smelly dirt piles along the corners and edges of the floor where the old wooden walls barely meet the concrete floor. After cleaning out the garage last Spring, I noticed in the Fall that a pile of the granular, smelly dirt was starting to build up again in a corner underneath the lawn mower. I ordered this stuff online from another supplier. After removing the new pile, I shook this stuff along the walls in two applications. This stuff apparently worked, because no more stinky dirt piles have appeared. I still haven't positively identified what it was. Maybe it was a mole, although I never noticed any piles in the grass or garden.

Useless:
This product did not work at all. I sprinkled it all over my squash plants repeatedly after a woodchuck got into them. The woodchuck continued eating the plants, even with the shake away powder all over them. Instead of repelling, I think it actually made the leaves taste better. My squash plants are completely gone. Don't waste your money on this product.

Don't waste your money:
Bottom line, the chipmunks play in it. They roll around in it like it's the first snowfall. The squirrels simply hop over it. The rabbits don't seem to take any notice of it at all. Nor do any of the deer (in fairness, the deer repellent is supposed to be coyote urine). So, which animals is it supposed to repel? It's unsightly, it stinks, it's really expensive and it does not work. If there is an animal that is actually frightened away from your plants by this stuff, I can assure that animal does not live in Ohio. Here, if they notice it at all, it's just something white and powdery that they like to roll in. It would seem to be chipmunks find it a very compelling perfume.