Bird-X BirdXPeller Pro Bird Scare Sounds Crows Grackles Blackbirds 1 Acre

This is NOT supplied with UK power supply. It comes with US power supply.

Got rid of my crows infestation on the terrace thanks to Xpro v2

We have been plagued for years by a giant grackle community that has used our yard, pool and decking as their personal restroom, not to mention constant racket from their annoyance when we dared to use our yard. Unfortunately, we didn't know about this device prior to nesting season, but next year there will be NO grackles. Expensive, yes. But when you add up all the other deterrent devices that don't work, you should just bite the bullet and buy the BirdXPeller Pro. The first time we used it with the sample programming in the instructions, the grackles went berserk. I counted at least 2 dozen birds darting around trying to figure out where the bird calls were coming from. By the next day, the only remaining grackles were the nesting mothers. We estimated that the babies were about a week away from flying, so we used the BirdXPeller Pro every day until they left. I called the manufacturer to get more optimized information for our particular situation and they couldn't have been more helpful. Clearly, they know what they're doing at Bird-X. They gave me detailed recommendations for next spring so that I can prevent these disgusting birds from returning to my arborvitae hedges. I couldn't be more delighted and have not seen one single grackle in the last week. One final power wash to clean my decking, extra shock in the pool and BYE BYE forever filthy vermin! The device is fairly easy to use. I found the dipswitches a bit challenging to set only because they're very small and I ended up using a tiny flat screwdriver to adjust them. The clear plastic cover to the controls is a little hard to open and the weatherstripping tends to fall out, but those are the only minor inconveniences I noticed. Boy is this device ever loud! My neighbors were forewarned and had no problem with it. They like the idea of having clean cars as these birds must do nothing but fly, squawk and poop. How do such small creatures make such a huge mess? I bought this device based on reading the reviews and wanted to add my recommendation. It’s worth every cent.

As it says in the instructions, if you keep the device dry, it works. I mounted this under my pool deck which is covered in outdoor carpet and it stayed dry and worked through the spring. When I say it worked, I mean it sent out the distress calls and made the noises it said it would. Despite coupling this machine with a fake owl that was moved on a regular basis, a kite that looks like a hawk, a fake alligator, etc., the grackles still nested in the arborvitae trees and have made a mess of my pool. Needless to say I am very disappointed in this product and find it to be a waste of money considering the price tag.

I purchased this product about a week ago after my pool and pool deck we’re being used a dropping points for the grackles poop sacks…. Literally 10 to 20 of these a day. And while it worked, there were other things that contributed, since the grackles were already established with babies in a tree that were less than 10 feet from my fence and may be 30 feet from my pool, here are all the things I did and what I found that worked. Firstly this product specifically made for crackles doesn’t even need to be turned up more than 25% to work in my situation, I also didn’t want to drive my neighbors absolutely nuts. But what seemed to really contribute was I put out two plastic owls one plastic falcon and random snakes. And occasionally I have a crow that’s supposed to look dead that I put at the feet of the owl or the falcon only every now and then, I don’t leave it out too long. But another contributing factor was anytime I saw them in the tree I bought an air horn and a whistle and a bell like a dinner bell. The whistle was super loud but seemed to be the less effective of the three things but you could tell it irritated them. So when I go out I always do the whistle, the air horn which is a hand pump, so it never loses charge since you’re using your own physical pressing to make it go. The air horn probably works 25 to 50% of the time if I’m persistent to run them out of the tree. The dinner bell if I’m persistent works 40 to 60% of the time, if I use them both together it’s closer to 75 to 100% of the time I can run them out of the tree. So while I was out I would constantly if I saw them land in the tree I would immediately use those. I also run this device 24 seven even at night, figuring if they felt nervous at night sleeping maybe that would be good maybe they would decide not to nest there again or maybe they would even run away or at least stay away from my side of the area when they drop off their Poo sacks. In my case I said it on predators 1, 2 and 3. I also set it on distressed calls for grackles. For those that don’t know, grackles are a type of bird where their babies poo it comes out in a sack that can be carried away and dropped off elsewhere, often times if it’s dropped in the pool, it doesn’t fall apart and I can use my skimmer to skim it out but still the damage has been done you know that it’s dangerous and toxic. I have a covered deck which is where I keep the device running 24 seven. I also bought a highpowered light laser, some people reported success of running birds away with lasers that they think is a physical object, it never work not even once for me. It hasn’t come yet but I also bought one of those falcon kites with a pole that I’m gonna put on the side where it’s nearest to where the birds are nesting and let that fly around in the wind, anything that just makes them second guess or nervous make them less likely to nest there and while this season is basically almost done, I’ll be ready for next year next spring to put all the stuff out before they even nest.

This is the second one I have bought. The first one worked well so I got a second one for my other shed. I have 3 collector cars and 5 tractors. Bird poop will ruin a paint job in a hurry. I don’t always tarp them between uses so the bird repeller really helps a lot.