I have several ducks which come around my dock every winter and make a mess. They leave droppings everywhere and since I many not be there for a month or two this time of year, their droppings accumulate and stain everything. I’d like to install some kind of repeller so they won’t use the dock anymore. Something that will run by itself all the time.
We have a “flashy” BIRD REPELLER you can mount on poles low to the dock surface. These repellers are designed to chase away birds like ducks.
Simply mount it and you’re done. The units are small and rely on any breeze to move them around. As you can see, they feature a texture which is “hypnotic” when viewed by birds. They find them both captivating and disorientating.
Ducks can’t avoid looking at them and this will effectively make them feel sick. This feeling is soon identified as being caused by the repellers so they’ll move away.
Install one every 20 feet for a uniform barrier.
The mounting arm needs to be secured by the included bolt. Metal poles can be used but you’ll need a pilot hole for the mount to work. A 2×4 is usually the best way to secure one 2 feet up off the dock. Below is a picture of the bolt.
Michael says
Absolutely Amazing! I have used ultra sound repellers in the past and they always were returned. They never worked. This repeller actually works. We had ducks taking over our pond, yard, home and pergola. At first they were cute then they became a nuisance. At one time we had close to 400 whistling ducks in our yard. They were pooping all over the place and eating our grass. I set up the repeller where they like to congregate. In two days the ducks were completely gone.
Rosie Buggica Zummo says
I live on a lake and the ducks are always in my backyard, I can’t even take my puppy outside. What can I do, to keep the dirty ducks out of my yard?
Thank you,
Rosie
Tech Support says
Rosie,
If you scroll up the page, you will see our Duck Repeller. Its easy to use and works great. Just install a few, the number needed will depend on the size of the dock. But ducks don’t like them and will stay off where these are installed.
Intimidator: https://bugspray.com/repellents/visual/bird-intimidator-flasher.html
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