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【Liability】 We are not responsible for malfunctions or damages caused by improper use, such as operating the product without a transformer. "Why Do Deer Run Away?" is an eco-friendly, natural deer repellent. It's a hanging repellent that uses odors and colors deer dislike to keep them away. All ingredients are natural, so it's safe and secure! Installed nationwide by NEXCO and JR, it's no exaggeration to say that this deer repellent has been approved by the government. Use it with confidence. Installation is very easy as you just hang it up! You don't need a support, you can just install it directly on a tree. Please try out "Why Do Deer Run Away?", which has been featured on numerous television programs and has proven its effectiveness. The damage caused by deer is not limited to feeding on crops and forests; there have also been car accidents caused by deer jumping out onto the road, and train accidents caused by deer that have entered the train tracks. NEXCO was one of the first to adopt the "Why do deer run away?" and "Why do wild boars run away?" signs, which are now installed on almost all expressways across the country. Damage caused by deer accounts for more than 70% of all forest damage, making the situation extremely serious. Damage to forests caused by deer has mainly consisted of eating planted trees, but recently there has been an increase in eating the bark of trees such as Japanese cypress, and in forests with high deer population densities, there are some areas where the branches and leaves and understory vegetation at a height that the deer can reach have almost completely disappeared. Deer eat a lot of grass, and they especially love tender young shoots, so they eat the buds of trees first, causing our precious forests to rapidly disappear.Deer may seem cute, but they are serious pests. Additionally, agricultural damage caused by deer amounted to 5.961 billion yen, accounting for 33.77% of all damage caused by wild animals (according to a survey conducted in fiscal year 2015). Deer will eat almost any plant, so the damage they cause to agricultural crops is enormous. Rice, wheat, beans, leafy vegetables such as Chinese cabbage and cabbage, and vegetables such as radishes and broccoli are all susceptible to damage by deer from seedling to harvest time. Furthermore, deer have no natural predators and have an astonishing reproductive capacity, with their numbers said to have increased by about nine times over the past 20 years, causing rapid increases in the damage they cause. ■ Main causes of increased deer damage 1. The amount of snow has decreased due to global warming, which has expanded the range of deer's movements. 2. The ever-increasing amount of abandoned farmland is overgrown with weeds and shrubs, which attract deer. 3. The deer that arrived soon began to eat crops on the surrounding farmland, causing damage to the area. The damage caused by deer is not limited to feeding on crops and forests; there have also been car accidents caused by deer jumping out onto the road, and train accidents caused by deer that have entered the train tracks. NEXCO was one of the first to adopt the "Why do deer run away?" and "Why do wild boars run away?" signs, which are now installed on almost all expressways across the country.