Cayenne pepper has many uses around the home, but have you ever tried it for chipmunk repellent? If not, you should. Cayenne pepper is actually very safe for the environment and people (it is the same cayenne pepper found in your spice rack at home). It works particularly well at repelling chipmunks and we’re going to take a look at why it works and how to use it effectively. Here’s what you need to know about cayenne pepper as a chipmunk repellent. When we moved into our house, one of the first things I did was put down some cayenne pepper to keep the chipmunks away. This worked great for about two years and then it seemed like it stopped working. There were thousands of chipmunks running around.  Whether you have a garden, compost or feed your backyard birds, you’ll one day encounter those pesky little critters, the chipmunks. They will destroy anything that has the slightest hint of food. Here’s a recipe for a back yard chipmunk repellent that doesn’t smell too bad (unless you are a chipmunk). As you all know, our backyard has been invaded by a bunch of pesky chipmunks. They keep ruining our garden. I was able to get rid of them and haven’t seen a single one for months now. I even bought a special device that keeps them away permanently. I’ll show you what it is and how it works in a free ebook that I’ll send you when you subscribe to my newsletter. You’ll also be invited to join my private facebook group where we talk about gardening and other stuff related to rearing your own livestock.

Chipmunk Repellent Cayenne Pepper

Introduction

Chipmunks are charming to watch from afar, but the closer they get to your home, the less adorable you’ll find them. They cause damage by digging holes and tunnels in your yard and devouring your crops or garden. If you need a fast solution that is also long-lasting, consider purchasing chipmunk repellent cayenne pepper spray. The good news is that this type of repellent can be as simple as ground pepper or a homemade mixture. No matter which method you choose, it won’t harm the environment.

Cayenne pepper is considered to be the best chipmunk repellent.

Cayenne pepper is considered to be the best chipmunk repellent. It’s made from hot peppers and comes in powder, flakes, and liquid forms. Cayenne pepper can be used for cooking, medicine, and even as an insect repellent.

Chipmunks will avoid areas where they smell cayenne pepper because it makes them feel uncomfortable with its strong odor. Chipmunks are also very sensitive to heat so if you sprinkle cayenne pepper around your home it will make your home feel like a hot desert for them too!

Cayenne pepper can be purchased in many forms, from simple ground powder to homemade liquid spray.

Cayenne pepper can be purchased in many forms, from simple ground powder to homemade liquid spray. Most commonly, you’ll find cayenne in a powdered form at the grocery store or pharmacy. However, you can also buy a commercial spray that is made from cayenne pepper.

Chipmunks dislike the smell and feel of cayenne pepper, so sprinkling it around entry points and in problem areas is an effective deterrent.

Chipmunks are notoriously difficult to deter because they’re so persistent, but cayenne pepper is a natural and safe way to keep them out of your home. The smell and feel of this spice can be unpleasant for chipmunks, so they’ll avoid areas where they encounter it—including your home.

Cayenne pepper is also non-toxic to humans and animals, which means you don’t have to worry about accidentally poisoning yourself or your pet when using it as a repellent.

Consider planting cayenne pepper plants in your garden or flower bed to repel chipmunks.

If you’re looking for a natural way to repel chipmunks, consider planting cayenne pepper plants in your garden or flower bed. Cayenne peppers are easy to grow and maintain, and they can be used in cooking as well as as an all-natural pesticide!

Cayenne peppers thrive in most climates when planted during spring or summer. When choosing a location for these plants, remember that they need plenty of sun exposure—at least six hours per day—and about 60 inches (1.5 meters) between each plant. Make sure the soil is fertile but does not have too much moisture so that it doesn’t cause root rot. Once established, cayenne pepper plants require little maintenance beyond watering them every few weeks until October or November; after this point they can withstand cold weather without dying back completely until next year’s growing season begins again (between March and April).

If you are serious about getting rid of them and do not mind the smell of the peppers, consider using cayenne pepper spray or focusing on a long-term solution by planting the peppers along with your other plants.

If you are serious about getting rid of them and do not mind the smell of the peppers, consider using cayenne pepper spray or focusing on a long-term solution by planting the peppers along with your other plants.

If you want to make a cayenne pepper spray, it is recommended that you use at least one tablespoon of dried red pepper flakes or powder per gallon of water. To apply it, simply fill up a hand sprayer with water then add red pepper flakes. Spray around your garden regularly to keep those pesky critters away!

As they say: “The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago; now the second best time is today!” In other words, if you want to get rid of chipmunks from eating all your vegetables then consider planting hot peppers around your garden as this will make them think twice before approaching!

Conclusion

Homemade chipmunk repellent is easy and inexpensive to make, and most of the items needed are already found in your kitchen. Even if you do not get rid of the chipmunks, it will reduce their food supply at least a little bit and may help keep them away from your garden. These homemade products will not harm the environment by using dangerous chemicals, so they are safe for you, your children, and pets. If you have tried natural methods of getting rid of chipmunks without success, consider a commercial repellent or contact an expert for help with this persistent problem.