You are welcome. I have been successful with this type of device clearing the attic of flying squirrels, red squirrels and bats in various places, through the years.
If it's attached flush to the soffit, would the pv piping need to be reconfigured ? For example, the end of the pipe facing down? In your video the bats would exit straight out from the wall, pass through the elbow and then out. If I attached this to a soffit, the foot long exit tube would run parallel to the soffit. I was just wondering if bats would then be able to return through the pvc because it running parallel. Thanks!
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Great advice for my attic. I was trying to figure out how to make a one way door using hardware cloth but this is a much easier solution. Thanks again
You are welcome. I have been successful with this type of device clearing the attic of flying squirrels, red squirrels and bats in various places, through the years.
If it's attached flush to the soffit, would the pv piping need to be reconfigured ? For example, the end of the pipe facing down? In your video the bats would exit straight out from the wall, pass through the elbow and then out. If I attached this to a soffit, the foot long exit tube would run parallel to the soffit. I was just wondering if bats would then be able to return through the pvc because it running parallel. Thanks!
Yes, it would need to be reconfigured. The tube needs to go straight down. If parallel to the ground, they will simply crawl back in.