I just installed my falcon decoy on a wooden stick out back and I could swear I could hear the pigeons laughing at me. I even tried to add more effect with falcon sound bites and the pigeons gathered around and just sat there un bothered completely.
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They may initially act as a visual deterrent in the short term, but I wouldn't suggest using an owl as a long term answer. Rooks and crows are really quite clever birds and they catch on the owl isnt real fairly quickly!
Eddie Fang Hey Eddie, Thanks for watching our video! We are not sure if the owl would work for ducks as we have never tested it. The principle of using a plastic owl decoy as a bird scarer is to use the pest birds instinctive fear of predators and predation to scare the bird away from its desired roosting, perching or breeding areas. They are a low cost product so it may be worth a try! If you have any further questions please feel free to call us for a more in depth chat.
Hi Ginger, unfortunately, pigeons and like-sized birds can be very persistent when they find a great nesting site. Birds will only manage to nest on bird prevention spikes if they are still able to gain access to the area being protected or they are able to drop debris onto the spikes from somewhere overhead that is unprotected. If they can do that, they will drop nesting debris onto the spikes and create a platform allowing them to take back control of their desired nesting site - well thought out installation is the key to success. If you are having problems, we are happy to offer advice and help over the phone - Defender Bird Spikes 01626 835055
They are a short term solution for pigeons and like sized birds, but we haven't had any reports of them attracting owls? Many Thanks, Defender Bird Spikes
Defender Bird Spikes - found your note on pigeon adaptation encouraging - I'm researching getting one to ward off hawks that prey on my pigeons, but don't want to deter pigeons from homing back to the loft
What an honest advert!
Should I put it out at night? If they see me put it out during the day will they learn quicker that it is fake?
I want a robotic eagle which is being able to fight pigeons.
I want to see them suffer!
Hehe, me too my friend. I want to see them being killed in the greatest pain ever. Pigeons and seagulls for that matter. And after them, the rats.
2:22 - I tried that too. The owl did not stay straight. He was leaning to the side. But, thanks for the other ideas!🦉
Pigeons keep messing on the cars and a falcon probably won't do. We have have to get a pellet gun and smoke them.
What does scare seagulls? Here in my neighbourhood, they fly at night over the houses and drive me insane. There is no sea nearby, so ...
I just installed my falcon decoy on a wooden stick out back and I could swear I could hear the pigeons laughing at me. I even tried to add more effect with falcon sound bites and the pigeons gathered around and just sat there un bothered completely.
Hi Robert, give us a call, and we can help recommend some Defender Bird Spike Products; these are a much better long-term solution and will solve your pesky pigeon problem. We can't have these pigeons laughing at you! Take care - call us on +44 01626 835055 for advice!
Because this kind of crap does not work.
Thanks for the video
Which works better on pigeons in califoornia? Falcon or Owl?
Animatronic wings beak etc. should convince birds it's real. Sounds too.
How do I get rid of owl.
oh my gosh ive seen those all over Chicago o,o
Any idea how I could attached them to my solar panels?
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do these get rid of rooks/ crows?
They may initially act as a visual deterrent in the short term, but I wouldn't suggest using an owl as a long term answer. Rooks and crows are really quite clever birds and they catch on the owl isnt real fairly quickly!
No
Hi there, if I was to try and scare away ducks, what would u recommend?
Eddie Fang
Hey Eddie, Thanks for watching our video! We are not sure if the owl would work for ducks as we have never tested it. The principle of using a plastic owl decoy as
a bird scarer is to use the pest birds instinctive fear of predators and predation to scare the bird away from its desired roosting, perching or breeding areas. They are a low cost product so it may be worth a try! If you have any further questions please feel free to call us for a more in depth chat.
I did it and it got rid of birds making a nest above my front entrance!
Where did you place it to get rid of the birds
@@groverharris560 I placed it near where the birds building the nest would see it right next to their flight path.
The birds just nest on the spikes!
Hi Ginger, unfortunately, pigeons and like-sized birds can be very persistent when they find a great nesting site. Birds will only manage to nest on bird prevention spikes if they are still able to gain access to the area being protected or they are able to drop debris onto the spikes from somewhere overhead that is unprotected. If they can do that, they will drop nesting debris onto the spikes and create a platform allowing them to take back control of their desired nesting site - well thought out installation is the key to success. If you are having problems, we are happy to offer advice and help over the phone - Defender Bird Spikes 01626 835055
would this scare squirells
Does this dummies works for squirrels?
It may well work as an initial visual deterrent, but squirrels are clever little creatures and will soon work out that its not real!
Nah I put down snap traps
if it doesn't work install spikes. lol ok
Don't these dummies attract owls?
They are a short term solution for pigeons and like sized birds, but we haven't had any reports of them attracting owls? Many Thanks, Defender Bird Spikes
Defender Bird Spikes - found your note on pigeon adaptation encouraging - I'm researching getting one to ward off hawks that prey on my pigeons, but don't want to deter pigeons from homing back to the loft
They attract crows.