Does this work on Woodpeckers?
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Chris, Yes. In fact we've had really good results using it on woodpeckers. The key is isolating the target zone and being close enough with the mount. That means making sure you mount it within 15 feet of the problematic area where they're pecking or landing.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
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We don't have woodpeckers in our area, so I cannot answer properly your question.But, I prove it that does not works for pigeons as they said. Sorry not being helpful.
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Well, I don't know if it works on woodpeckers; looks like Jonathan says yes. I do know it does not work on mourning doves.
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The only other birds I have seen use this are Titmouse, it defiantly foils the pesky birds I have. Try it, you love it.
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It works perfectly for a filled hummingbird feeder even if it attracts woodpeckers which mine occasionally does. This is very strong and durable. I've been using mine for years.
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It's hard to say, but I'd give it a try. Be sure to move it to different locations every few days. Birds are smart and will eventually catch on that it's a decoy. Good luck!
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I seriously doubt it will work with chickens, it did not do anything with birds.
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Sorry, but I don't know about woodpeckers as we don't have a problem with them. It seems to help with birds eating our fruit, but you have to move the balloons occasionally as the birds get used to them.
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No, not on squirrels. I bought this to use on gophers but discovered that instead of gophers, I had moles. It doesn't work on moles.
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No. But it does come with a hanger, which we prefer. It's a great feeder. The woodpeckers can defeat it by perching on the end and reaching around.
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I have no idea; but it works on deer, that's for sure. Wished it worked on moles and voles, rats and mice.
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Yes it does. I've used on synthetic feather and plastic. Feathers with a curve made into the take some working. Make sure you press the feather all the way up the fletching groove. I slide my feathers back and forth along the groove until the whole feather is firmly held. Take your time pressing the feather onto the shaft. It takes some practice, but the product works well.
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Don't know.I can tell you it did nothing for pigeons.Pissed off my neighbors real good though!
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I have lots of woodpeckers and keep three suet feeders going, one of which is the tail prop suet feeder. My next purchase will be the one for the Pileated Woodpecker! Very occasionally I'll hear one pecking at the house but it doesn't stay too long.
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Can't imagine it not working for any bird. I have canaries and finches. They took to it instantly. Cuts down on the mess but not completely. I like that it helps keep their food clean. I have bought four of them, if that speaks for anything. I would definetly recommend it.
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Works great for birds, but I doubt it will work for wasps, try a cheese cloth type of fabric.
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Probably. I've seen red-bellied woodpeckers trying to get to the suet, failing and flying off.
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Using a caulking gun just spread around the area where the Woodpecker is attacking
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It should work for any bird, as none of them like to perch in this sticky stuff from my observation.