Bird B Gone, Bird Chase Super Sonic

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  $159.99

Description

The Bird Chase Super Sonicâ„¢ is an innovative outdoor sound device designed to effectively deter pest birds from large open spaces. This programmable system features audible bird distress calls and predator calls from over 24 species, broadcasting them for approximately two minutes every ten minutes to alert birds of danger. With a base unit covering 1 acre and the option to add additional speakers for up to 5 acres of coverage, it is ideal for preventive bird control and suitable for light to medium bird problems.

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Details

  • Low cost method of protecting your property from pest birds
  • Pre-recorded distress/predator calls scare birds away from treated areas
  • General bird setting covers multiple bird species
  • Programmable, you can choose your target bird
  • Can be programmed specifically to scare pigeons, geese, crows, starlings, seagulls, woodpeckers, and more!
    Ideal for backyards, rooftops, large open spaces and more
  • Rigid construction - UV protected materials
  • Sun & weather resistant
  • Can be programmed to turn on/off automatically at night
  • Covers 1 acre. Add additional speakers for coverage up to 5 acres
  • 100 ft of speaker wire for each speaker
  • Includes a standard 110v power cord

Product Questions (9)

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