Naturally Moving Owl Decoy Frightens Away Birds and Rodents
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Description
The Prowler Owl decoy resembles the ultimate, most-feared aerial predator; the Great Horned Owl, which catches and eats almost anything that moves. Birds instinctually avoid the Prowler Owl as they would avoid a real Great Horned owl.
Repels
Pigeons, Crows, Sparrows, Seagulls, Starlings, Grackles, Cormorants, Vultures, Small Animals, Rodents and more.
Protects
Gardens, Parks, Golf Courses, Marinas, Rooftops, Warehouses, Docks, Farms & Barns, Storage Areas, Patios and other open areas.
Features
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Lifelike: The decoy represents the Great Horned Owl, one of the most feared predators. The Prowler Owl is the most realistic decoy on the market with a scale size body, accurate markings of the Great Horned Owl and a wing span of nearly four feet with patented flapping wings.
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Constant Hunting Posture: The Prowler Owl is splayed out in a permanent "hunting" posture with its wings out wide and its head looking down as if searching for prey. Birds and rodents recognize this predator position and flee to other areas.
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Natural Movement: The lightweight wings flap up and down in the breeze for an intimidating, realistic affect that birds and rodents desperately try to escape from.
- Unique, patented Airfoil Technology
- Dynamic Movement: Always 'moving' in the wind
- Long-Range Effectiveness: If birds can see it, they will avoid it.
Specifications
- Wingspan: 44", total head-to-tail 28", head diameter 7"
- Materials: Replica owl Head is hard resin plastic, body is strong-weave iron hide fabric supported by woven flexible cables and riveted plastic struts
- Includes: Head, Wings, Body
- Shipping Weight: 2 lbs. (12" x 7" x 10" box)
- Mounting: Place owl neck opening on a 1/2" diameter pole
- Coverage: Up to 6,000 square feet (visual line-of-sight)
Literature
NOTE: All bird control methods prove more effective when different types of products are used in combination. Visual scare devices such as Rainbow Tape, Terror Eyes and Prowler Owl bird repellers deter birds in a multi-sensory assault. Contact us to describe your bird situation and one of our professionals will be glad to assist you.
