Deer droppings need to be composted ?

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We know that cow and horse manure has to be composted or else it is too hot. Rabbit manure doesn't have to be. Does anyone know about deer poop? I seem to have an abundance of it this year, but I can't figure out what happened to my rhodendron leaves, azalea buds and the cyprus ornamentals.

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It's cold...like rabbits and sheep. Doesn't have to be composted.

Kota Dubois

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Thank-you Jay, I'd better get out my scoop and pail.

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WOW! You must have plenty deer! Hope you have a way of keeping them off the garden they are fertilizing!

Brenda Groth

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wild rabbit deer and birds have been our main source of manure for years but it appears maybe the new neighbors have been poaching deer, we haven't seen any for a while and we had the mildest winter on record here, there should be tons of them

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