SALT LAKE CITY — If you have deer in your yard, you already know how destructive they can be. They trample plants, rub their antlers on young trees, and treat your garden like an all-you-can-eat buffet.

So how do you keep deer out of home landscapes?

If you’re moving into a new area and haven’t planted yet, the best strategy is prevention. Choose plants that deer are less likely to browse. Colorado State University has a great fact sheet with suggestions on deer-resistant plants , and it’s worth checking out before you put anything in the ground.

But for those who already have deer problems, the question becomes: how do you keep them away—or at least, reduce the damage?

Repellents are the easiest place to start. The University of Colorado notes that a simple mixture of eggs and water c

See Full Page