Epic Repellents Rabbit Scram Granular Repellent - Natural Outdoor Pest Control - 2 lb. Granules

I had seven rabbits in a 10 foot by 10 foot city flower garden one morning. Decimated the place. I tried 5 different products before finding this. The other products stank terribly, the home made ones were a nuisance and stung my eyes (hot pepper, garlic, water.) and most of all, none of them worked for more than a day. I decided to try one last product, with very low expectations. Huge surprise that it works. It's been two months now and my flowers are thriving. Here's the thing though: it says it lasts 2-3 weeks? Nope. It does work flawlessly, but only if you dampen it daily, even on non-watering days, (they even say on the directions that too much sunlight breaks it down. My hint is that if you can smell it a little bit (and it isn't at all awful.) it is still effective. If you can't smell it a little bit, then Mr. Rabbit probably can't either. I get a brave scout bunny back in the garden if it's been hot and sunny for a few days and I haven't dampened it, and "freshened" it up with a bit more sprinkling. In my experience, it lasts more like 4 or 5 days, not remotely 2 or 3 weeks. But holy mackerel, at least something actually works. If you have a small garden, you'll be super happy. If you have a really big place, you'd better buy the bucket, or just put it around your favorite plants.

Delivered on time and with care.This product attracted huge flies and smells like excrement. Repels everything and everyone but blow flies. They suddenly appeared out of nowhere and are feasting on it.My flowers smelled so sweet when I planted them yesterday. Then I read our local rabbits would love to eat them so I order this express from Amazon.This stuff smells like pig excrement. I though it was pig excrement! I think that’s why these huge flies are loving it.I later read on another comment here that it is actually pigs blood. I’m going to try to remove this stuff and let the rabbits have at it with my flowers. I hope I don’t find maggots now.

This stuff worked really well for me. I used it in my veggie garden to keep out the bunnies, and it actually seemed to deter the squirrels from stealing my tomatoes too. I have found that if you water the product well when you apply it, it takes effect within 24 to 48 hours. No, it doesn't work in seconds, I guess the scent has to get in the air first. I watched a rabbit hop into my garden, then he froze, sniffed the air, and high-tailed it like a scalded cat across the yard and out of sight.It was effective for me for about 6 weeks before I had to reapply.

I have had a problem with rabbits eating my flowers for a long time. I finally found Rabbit Scram and thought I would try it. Every night the rabbits were eating the leaves on my hollyhocks down to short stalk. The very first night after I spread the Rabbit Scram it stopped. I spread it around some of my other plants now and have had the same great results. The one negative I could say about Rabbit Scram is because of the ingredients, blood and meat products, my dogs were extremely attracted to it when it was freshly spread and they were tromping down my flowers as they searched out the smell. After a couple days they quit doing that. It does say it is not harmful to dogs but I had to watch them close to save my flowers.

This is OK, but not as effective as it claims. I planted a new butterfly garden last month, and rabbits were eating my plants every night. I tried another product with a strong urine smell. It had not effect. So I thought I'd give this a try. It's effective for a day or two, but the effectiveness wears off pretty quickly. It's too expensive to have to keep applying. I found another product at the local hardware store that said it was good to repel all types of animals--not just rabbits. It actually works really well, and I will stick with that. I haven't had a leaf eaten in over two weeks since I started using the other product.

So far so good, but my landscapers just applied a thick layer of compost over it so I will be reapplying. I have obnoxious cottontail rabbits who decided to make my front yard their cafeteria and latrine. They destroyed good chunks of grass - I observed that their poop doesn't break down efficiently - and their pee is like battery acid on your grass, burning it with no mercy. These rabbits are not afraid of people - they merrily wave as people walk by admiring the "cute" bunnies. They periodically turned me into Elmer Fudd - I would wun after those wascally wabbits in the yard not trying to be vewy, vewy qwiet (sans rifle since shooting in the city limits is prohibited) and they treated it as a game of "ring around the mulberry bush" - reversing direction every so often to see if my knees could keep up with the fast change in direction. Feeling like the neighborhood grouch, I'd yell at them "Get OFF my lawn!" I'm sure one of them flipped me his paw. I know once they got back to the nest, they'd laugh and sit around telling tales of how they'd irritated me! They weren't afraid of my dog - who could smell them but not see them since they would freeze and play invisible bunny; then when he got close, they'd take off running. (My dog isn't too much bigger than the bunnies). I was at my wits end - so I bought rabbit scram. I applied it all around the perimeter of my yard - with military precision - then it rained shortly thereafter - and the rabbit who flipped me his paw, came to my backyard that same night and gave me the evil eye for about three minutes and then hopped off -- but not to the front yard! Sure, it smells bad, but not like three days of crab shells in your garbage can in the garage during the summer smells. The dogs love the smell - as they love anything that smells bad - keep them away. I'm sure they'd love to roll in it - but the dog, unlike the rabbits, listens. I'm a bit leery about putting it around my strawberries - since there's nothing in the materials about safety around fruit - just vegetables. So far so good. If they have returned, they've become more stealthy about their visits. Just purchased my second order.

Rabbits and Squirrels were not bothered by it!

I guess it works. I had a spot where a rabbit was digging a hole under my patio slab. I filled it with pea gravel but the rabbit would dig it out nightly. Repeated this process multiple times then ordered Rabbit Scram. Filled the hole back in as usual but this time incorporating Rabbit Scram in with the gravel and now it has been over a week and no more rabbit problem. One thing to note when buying the bag, it is awkward to spread. I made a shaker out of a plastic jar that works good. I would have given it 5 stars but when I received the package the product was all over the inside (and outside) of the box. The product package was not sealed properly and I lost a couple ounces of product. It was on my porch my kitchen counter my hands, what a mess. Come on quality control where ya been?Update! Sorry had to downgrade this product. Spoke too soon. Rabbits are back with a vengence. My gut feeling is that it may deter some rabbits but certainly not all I guess try the small pouch to test for yourself.

it did not seem to repl the rabbits for more than a day-maybe only suitable for very small gardens

Seems to be working . The bunnies haven't eaten any of my plants since putting it down.