Following are excerpts taken from online sites related to predator urine as a means of protecting gardens, shrubs, lawns etc.

Excerpt -- Jean Whitney, Jean Whitney Residential Landscape Design, Southport CT. WHAT DO WE DO ABOUT THE DEER? 
It is time to address the problem of the deer. They have eaten everything in your garden, my garden, and everyone else's garden, and short of target practice, heavily frowned upon by the next-door neighbor, what can we do about it? (more)

Excerpt -- National Wildlife Federation NATURAL DEBATE. DOES ANYONE LOVE THE WOODCHUCK? 
What good is a woodchuck? You might have heard that kind of question asked about any wild animal in less ecologically enlightened times. But the reporter from a Michigan newspaper who phoned Purdue University ecologist Robert Swihart last summer was dead serious. (more)

Keep the dogs off my newly sodded lawn! - Leg Up Enterprises, Inc 
We had an interesting call last week, from a customer in California who wanted something to keep her dogs off her newly sodded lawn. I told her we didn't have a product that worked for dogs, and she said that the technician at the sod farm had told her our coyote urine worked very well as a dog training scent. (more)

Excerpt -- Man’s Garden / Varmints 
URINE 
Predator prey instinct is what will give your garden protection from unwanted animals attained by the use of predator urine including coyote urine, bobcat urine, and fox urine keeps its prey at bay using the instincts of deer, raccoon, groundhogs, woodchucks, squirrels, moles, voles, skunks, mice, rabbits, moose, and other pests.

Garden protection from unwanted animals using predator urine. Predator urine is great garden protection for deterring rodents, deer, and other pests from your garden. We use predator urine from known predators of animal pests. Fox urine, coyote urine, bobcat urine and wolf urine are natural and easy to use. No fences, traps or hunting necessary to rid yourself of unwanted animals in your garden or yard. Urine is the best way to give your garden protection.

Excerpt -- Raccoon Facts and Information 
The basics 
Raccoons are native to North and South America, ranging as far south as northern Argentina and as far north as southern Canada. The northern limits of their range have been expanding in recent years due to increased agricultural activity in Canada. (more)

Expert -- Mr. Nurseryman 
PREDATOR URINES 
Perfumery soap bars, moth balls, rotten eggs, your own hair - how many products have you tried to use to ward off the destructive little pest that harm your landscape plants and that have failed miserable? Don't care to think about it. Well don't give up yet gardeners -there is hope yet! (more)

Help! Beavers are drowning my flowerbeds! - Leg Up Enterprises, Inc 
We had another call from Canada last week, from a hardware store owner who had a customer that needed to know what to use for a beaver problem. It seems that she had a family of beavers damming up the stream that flowed through her back yard, flooding the yard. She didn't want to harm the beavers, but wanted them to build their lodge elsewhere. Her gardens and flowerbeds were being waterlogged! I assumed that bobcat urine would do the trick, as it is recommended for muskrat and mink and other rodents, and that is true, but coyote urine will work too! In fact, coyote urine works for almost all pests! She was happy to find a solution that kept the beaver family intact!

Excerpt -- GardenGate Magazine 
DEER PROOFING YOUR GARDEN 
Most people who know me would say I’m an animal lover. But they haven’t seen the wrath of a man after his carefully pruned apple saplings have been chomped into hat racks...or a prized variegated maple has been rubbed bare of its tender, young bark. (more)

Excerpt -- University of Idaho / UIcommunications / News archives 
TREE THIEVES, BEWARE! WARNS UI LANDSCAPE CREWS 
University of Idaho landscape crews have once again treated all campus evergreen trees of Christmas-tree size with a potent natural repellent to prevent them from being cut for holiday use. (more)