Natural Armor Animal & Rodent Repellent Spray. Repels Skunks, Raccoons, Rats, Mice, Deer Rodents & Critters. Repeller & Deterrent in Powerful Peppermint Formula – 128 Fl Oz Gallon Ready to Use

I had a skunk that would come and visit nightly. The cameras capture every time the skunk comes onto the porch. After the very first application of this product, I have not seen the skunk any longer. Works great! I am not really sure the basis for some of the negative reviews I read prior to purchasing this product. It seems to me these people did not read the directions fully or they didn’t comprehend them. The very last line in the directions says to apply this product at night. I don’t know about anyone else, but to me that implies that I will likely have to apply this product regularly. If it says to apply at night, it’s a clear indication that the product does not last for long periods of time. It’s a clear indication to me that this product needs to be applied regularly, perhaps even nightly. Add to that the fact that this product is not filled to the brim with chemicals. Most every natural product out there does not last very long per application. There are no chemicals to ensure it last longer than nature intended. The only criticism that I have for the manufacturer is to remember that a lot of people simply don’t take the time to think any further ahead than the tips of their noses. You need to make the directions explicit. I would recommend adding frequency to the directions. Now, if frequency is indicated somewhere on the back label other than in the directions, I will admit that I did not read all of the label in it’s entirety. But one would think, that frequency should be included in the directions section of the label. Thank you for solving my skunk problem! Your product works fantastically!

I bought this to deter skunks and raccoons. I sprayed around the area on my yard where I know these guys pass through. The next day I look at my security cameras, and what do you know.... I see a skunk stroll pass that same area, enjoying his walk. I scan through my videos some more and I see a raccoon exploring a few hours before sunrise. This spray does absolutely NOTHING!

Once upon a time in my humble abode, I found myself locked in a battle of wits with a skunk who apparently took a liking to my house (and not in a good way). For two months, this furry little fiend has been the bane of my existence, like a tiny, striped ninja who knew just how to ruin my life. I tried everything short of hiring a raccoon as my personal bodyguard. Rodent spring traps? Check. Live traps? Double check. I even constructed an elaborate bucket trap with a lid so clever it could’ve been featured on a reality TV show called "Survivor: Backyard Edition." I went full Looney Tunes, but this skunk was a master of evasion. Every time I thought I had him cornered, he’d just spray his “stink juice” under my house like he was marking his territory for a future real estate investment. My neighbors’ dogs, bless their clueless hearts, would chase him under my crawl space like they were auditioning for “America’s Next Top Sniffer.” And what did I get in return? A couple of days of my AC blasting the lovely aroma of skunk essence throughout my home. Delightful. Then, one day, my neighbor whose dogs were the very reason for my olfactory distress suggested this magical potion known as Natural Armor. I thought, “Why not? What’s life without a little adventure?” So, I ordered it faster than the speed of my latest pizza delivery.The bottle arrived, and I felt like a knight preparing for battle. I read the instructions with the intensity of a Shakespearean actor, shook that bottle like I was training for the Olympics, and headed outside. As I unscrewed the cap, a minty aroma hit me like a breeze of fresh hope. “I got you now, you little stinker!” I declared, channeling my inner Templar knight. I sprayed this minty miracle all around my house and under the crawl space, feeling like I was wielding a sword of cleanliness against a foul-smelling adversary. And then, it happened. Not ten minutes after my heroic minty crusade, I caught the skunk on my security camera, fleeing with the speed of a man who just heard his favorite song on the radio after a long day. Since that fateful night, Sir Stinks-a-Lot has not returned. I watched him scuttle away to my neighbor's yard like he was heading off to a new adventure, leaving me in peace. I have won this battle, but my trusty bottle of Natural Armor is still at the ready. So here’s to you, Natural Armor—my unsung hero in this war of species! May we continue to coexist peacefully, with only the occasional whiff of my own questionable scent wafting through the air. If you’re battling your own skunk saga, do yourself a favor: arm yourself with this minty miracle. You’ll be laughing (and breathing) in no time!

Had no mice all winter

I had a raccoon move into my attic. Fortunately I noticed him pretty quickly. The stealthy guy was too smart to go into a trap (note it was a humane catch and release trap). Anyway since he snored during the day and was out at night (teenage raccoon probably), I decided to spray the attic with this stuff and set up 6 emergency strobe lights while he was out. Well it seems to have worked. He doesn’t like it and stayed out. That said, I suspect the cheap usb chargeable strobe lights alone would probably have done the trick too. Note the spray isn’t poisonous. It’s really just peppermint. You could just as well spray diluted peppermint extract I think. The spray head itself is very flimsy and doesn’t have much range which is a problem in an attic considering many attics or crawl spaces can’t easily be walked around in. Spraying the entire gallon is a workout for the hand. I’m deducting a couple stars because of this. Would I buy more I’d try to find myself some sprayer with range to fill this stuff into. The product needs a spray head with significantly greater reach and volume per squeeze. Lots of people complain that it didnt work in their yard, it may be too mild for that but it definitely works in an interior.