No but I did find another repellent at Lowe's that listed armadillos. Sorry I can't remember the name of it but I used it all and threw the container away. Not sure if it worked on the one armadillo I've seen here but it hasn't been back.

Sandy

Years ago we had two years of drought and I had an armadillo problem. I did manage to catch one in a trap and then discovered I had to dump it out on the dirt road to dig up some other person's garden. Have you thought about what to do when you do catch one? I used sheets of plywood and herded it in to a big plastic trash can which I tipped over and slid plywood under at 2 am. There was a lot of jumping around. If I had a video of it I would have been on the funny video show. After that experience I borrowed a shot gun but what cured the problem was rain. When it is dry, your watered garden with loose soil attracts them.

a drop of lead will take care of that problem!
william

Just got an idea! I'm putting dishes of ammonia by each plant. I have lots of dishes. Won't be pretty but it is at night after all. Last ditch effort before a sleepless night of waiting to ambush it.

Let us know if it works Mary. I'm almost afraid to say so but I've never had armidillo damage that I know of. I've heard they can be very destructive. It seems like I don't see as many hit on the road as I did a few years ago so perhaps their numbers have gone down around my area a little. I have plenty of moles that like digging in my watered gardens. I have a few seedlings to fix every morning so that their roots don't dry out from being moved to the side of a mole hill.

Helen - I wish we could've seen that. lol You're a very brave lady.

Christie I am a very fearful and cautious lady. Nothing gets me stirred up more than hostas dug up and lying in the sun a few hours. The shotgun shooting was funnier than the trapping. Try holding a shotgun and a flashlight at the same time and shooting while closing your eyes because of the big bang and jolt from the gun at 1 or 2 am which is when the armadillos come.