Loud Noises Deter Deer From Crops But Animals Adapt Within Six Weeks
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·1 viewsA new study found that loud human noises and bright lights successfully drove deer and elk away from crops about 64% of the time. However, sounds mimicking predators or dog barks proved far less effective as deterrents. Over a six-week period, the animals gradually habituated to the deterrents, particularly in areas close to human activity. Researchers warn that repeated exposure to the same stimuli causes wildlife to stop responding to them. To maintain effectiveness, experts recommend varying the types of deterrents used and pairing them with real consequences for the animals.
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