This lifelike, menacing decoy is made from exceptionally durable plastic and is designed to withstand long-term outdoor use. The Bird B Gone Hawk Decoy is made of a durable plastic, designed for outdoor use, and can be mounted on patio covers, rooftops, boat canvases, and other flat surfaces. Red Tailed Hawks are known for hunting during the day, while most owl species hunt at night when birds are roosting.

Again, birds are smart and it won’t take them long to figure out your decoy means them no harm if the decoy never moves. A life-like Red Tailed Hawk used to scare pest birds and small rodents away from balconies, gardens, fruit trees, buildings and other areas where birds or rodents have become a problem. It probably has something to do with the movement of the Owl's head in the breeze that acts as a great bird repellent.

The effect of the decoys rely on the birds' fear of predators - pigeons and other small birds believe the life-size falcon to be a threat and will therefore stay away from the area where the plastic hawk decoy is situated. Reflective Light Bird Repellers use the wind to move a reflective surface such that it catches the sun and "glints", the birds are wary of random bright light sources and steer clear of the area. Decoys are inexpensive and simple to install and use, making them an ideal first-line solution for pest bird problems. As the natural predator for many birds, the bird repellent will naturally and harmlessly scare them away.

If you can, find a raised location to position the decoy such as on the corner of a garage roof, or on a pole. A falcon is a natural predator for many small birds and this hawk decoy bird repeller will humanely scare away unwanted birds or pigeons. Remember The Trap Man gives you E mail help for as long as you own your trap, just quote your invoice number. Install the decoy in a strategic location, one that can be easily seen by interloping birds and is near a location where they like to gather. Hawk decoys are a more effective deterrent over owls because they hunt during the day and are known predator.

This is a very realistic model of a Hawk and will help to keep those cats and herons away from your pond. Scaring birds away using a predator decoy is, by far, the simplest approach you can take to solving a nuisance bird problem that’s isolated to a relatively small, controlled area. Herons like to land and walk up to the pond so place natural barriers like small bushes or picket fences.