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Humane Product Solutions Designed To Repel and Deter Wildlife

An often successful humane wildlife control method is to simply deter or repel wildlife away from your surrounding area utilizing various specialty items. Today's market is saturated with such products, however, some may contain ingredients harmful to you, your pets or the environment and some are far from being humane - in spite of what their packaging says. Consequently, we wanted to share with you some products we've successfully used that we feel are truly humane. Whether or not these products will work for you in your specific situation will depend on a variety of factors including weather, application and targeted wildlife.
view the video demonstration of the yardgard electronic ultrasonic wildlife repellent pest control system

Yard Guard Electronic Nuisance Wildlife Repellent

The yard gard wildlife pest control system from Bird-X is designed to help repel wildlife away by utilizing sound technology that critters find annoying. The effectiveness of yard guard will depend upon placement and other factors. We tested these units on many animals and found one in particular that it helps repel. We would be happy to install these units for you for maximum success. You can buy one or learn more by visiting the Bird-X website, you can also select the image to the left to view a video showing just how yardgard works.

Snake Away Snake Repellant Product Review

Snake Away snake repellent granules are designed to deter snakes by temporarily interfering with their sensory system. We've found that it works well under certain circumstances but not others, with success often depending upon application, environmental conditions and the type of snakes targeted. You can learn more about Snake Away at drtsnatureproducts.com. Dr. T's products are designed to offer safer alternatives to poisons for pest control solutions. If you're having snake problems we would be happy to come out and assess the situation to see if this or other snake deterrents may be able to help with your snake problems.
a fake coyote, a replica deterrent product designed to help deter geese from a golf course pond

The Coyote Replica Goose Deterrent

If you've ever driven past a local golf course and had to do a double take to see if the stoic coyote in the rough was real or not you may have already seen one of these replica products. Coyote replicas are a humane wildlife control method and are often used by golf courses or homeowners with ponds to help deter geese away from the area. On occasion, they can also help deter geese from swimming pools as well. However, like other replica wildlife control products on the market, if they're not used at the right time and place, they may not work quite as well as you might expect, regardless of the manufacturer's promised results.

Deterrent Versus Repellent Wildlife Control Products

Often these two words are used interchangeably, incorrectly or not, and their meanings are similar. In other words, you can't always count on an item description to be grammatically correct as to which word is used to describe a particular product's function or design. Some products could even be classified in more than one category, depending on how you want to look at them. But, just for fun let's look at the subtle differences between the words with respect to wildlife control. A deterrent, which is the noun equivalent of the verb deter, could basically be considered something that blocks, delays or discourages something an animal may want to do. A wildlife barrier attached to your structure such as a vent guard or weep hole cover would fall into this category because it "blocks" the animal's ability to enter your home. A repellent, which is the noun equivalent of the verb repel, would be something the animal encounters that it actually finds unpleasant to the senses, often to the point of driving them away. The yard guard products are a good example for this category, as animals find the sound they make annoying and usually leave the area to get away from it. The word repellant is listed in many dictionaries as an alternate spelling for repellent, so for the most part when it comes to wildlife products these two words can be considered as one in the same.
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