Does this work for Geese?
744198
I don't know. But if you use it, make sure you place strips of tape to maximize reflected sunlight.
744199
I do not have any experience with using this on Geese. I would think though there is a good chance and it would be worth a try. The bright flashes would certainly catch their attention and I would think some effect would be noted in their actions.
744200
I don't know, but I would doubt it. The only thing I know that works for geese is a swan decoy.
1665585
It has a range for birds, not specifically pigeons. Mine didn't work to keep the black birds and starlings off of our boat cover and dock area. I contacted the company twice about the proper setting for the birds and it didn't keep the birds away. I actually thought a few times the birds were having a convention on our dock. I sent it back.
102414
It lists quail, duck, chicken and pheasant specifically but it has a setting for other species. It would probably work but you would need to research and set it to the right temperature and number of days for incubation.
1380909
I never hatched turkey's, i'm not sure what adaptations would need to be made..but i hatched Geese in it and Ducks of various varieties and it worked great! holds the temp pretty well..i had to add water pretty frequently..about daily though.
269816
Not herons, but they kept geese away. You just have to move them around so the birds don't get used to them.
1950640
I don't know if will work on ducks but it works on squirrels and it since to work on birds too
1735330
That's the one I purchased, and have used it on both very large turkeys and small chickens. It has worked well on both.
792858
I'm not sure. I tried using it only for deer, which didn't work. I switched to Deer Stopper that resolved the problem. I also used human hair and garlic, to repel the animals. It worked!!!
1146187
It might, the only reason it works for birds is that once a month I move it to a slightly different location near the area I want free of birds.
400198
if you use the quail rails for this, it should do fine for birds also. I use my regular chicken rails for my ducks, chickens, and pheasants. I use the quail rails of course for my cortunix and bobwhite quails.
148344
Hello, I am not sure about goose down. I used this for a camel wool filled blanket that was shedding wool madly. The cover helped to stop wool from coming off.
48584
Can't really say that it works on all critters all the time. Have witnessed deer and raccoon who don't seem to react to this device.
2021643
We use it for both chickens and ducks. It works fine for ducks, but the ducks do need a longer soak in the scalder than chickens. We find that we have to pull a few pin feathers by hand, but the vast majority of feathers are removed by the machine. As for chickens, it works very well and we are very impressed.
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You know I honestly don't think so. I would say that overall, it's not a bad little gadget if you are picking up light crumbs, etc, but to say it would work on anything substantial, it's not worth it. It works great on light dog or cat fur, or bird seed, but it won't pick up any straw (we have a rabbit also)....and it fills up very fast so sometimes I have to dump it three times just to pick up after the birds. Almost easier to use the big machine!
962291
I have been sprinkling it in the aspen shavings for my birds nest boxes. ( Cockatiels, conures, lovebirds and parrotlets) and it works great, just sprinkle it not too much. I would think it would work also for doves. Worth trying.
168693
This does work on coyotes very well. Haven't noticed any crows around when we have used it. But I will check it out next week end when we go out again.
1507729
I'm not sure what type of bird you have, but it works to keep a parakeet or a cockatiel busy. I'm not sure if it would help other birds.