She's been in the garden. Jumping the electric fence. Gave her a load of 6's out of the 16 gauge earlier. Hope that keeps her out the rest of the night. So I can put another higher wire on the fence tomorrow.

Give her some corn n salt

I would kill her before I’d wound her.

They've found my garden too. Clipped off the leaves on my beans and cleaned out my peas. I might have to put her in my freezer later this fall.

I'm sure I didn't harm her any.

Need a good yard dog that likes to run deer.

I had a problem too, then we put that strawberry deer next to potatoes and gravy

Wrap pieces of foil on the fence every 20 feet or so then smear some peanut butter on the foil. Turn the fence back on and watch the show. They train very easily this way.

Try a product called Liquid Fence and spray around the perimeter of your garden. It worked for me on deer. Don't get any on your hands or clothes. It smells like spoiled puke.

Something climbed into my garden, picked the peas from the vine, shelled them and left the hulls in neat little piles. I am thinking raccoons.

This is what I use but rain will dilute it and it does not last more than 3 or 4 days for me before having to reapply.

Repellents only need to fail once and all is lost. Lead only needs to work once.

What makes you think you didn't hurt her any?

Around here treating deer to a shot out of season is very costly.

Build a bigger fence.

Because I shot into a big white pine tree 20 feet away from her. Not out to hurt her just scare her.

Whatever man! Lie all you want to.

In the past I have hung a bar of Ivory soap on the fence around my garden and it seems to work alright. Only problem is with a heavy rain it looks like Lawrence Welk re-runs with all the bubbles.

Pretty easy to call a man a liar on your keyboard. You wouldn't ever want to try that face to face with me. I despise lying and I don't.

I would have no problem looking you in the eyes and calling you a liar after you first said you gave her a load of 6’s out of the 16 gauge then said you shot a white pine tree 20 feet away.

It’s one or the other. One lie leads to two lies, then three...you know how it goes.