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Bird-X - Model 3D Coyote -Lifelike Predator Decoy
This menacing predator replica frightens geese, birds and other small pests away from open outdoor areas. The 3D structure makes the decoy visible from every angle, making it more effective than a traditional coyote silhouette cardboard cutout. Its lifelike presence is highlighted by its moving fur tail.
- Safe, humane, and silent
- Tail moves in wind, very lifelike
- Repels pest birds and other small animals
- Includes installation consultation
- Guaranteed free from defects at time of purchase
With realistic markings and a moving tail, birds and small pests are sure to flee when they see this 3D Coyote. The decoy’s tail moves in the wind making it appear lifelike to unwanted pest animals. Installs quickly and easily anywhere you can plant a stake. Relocate the unit regularly to increase effectiveness.
Effective wherever visible across up to one acre of land!
Effective wherever visible, across up to one acre of land.
- Parks
- Golf Courses
- Sports Fields
- Airport Property
- Corporate Grounds
- Geese
- Ducks
- Other pest birds and waterfowl
- Cut down on cleanup and repair costs
- Protect buildings, equipment, and vehicles from corrosive bird droppings
- Reduce health and liability risks associated with pest bird infestation
- Prevent the spread of diseases, such as West Nile, Salmonella and E. Coli
- Eliminate fire hazards caused by birds building nests in vents and chimneys
- Avoid government and safety inspection failures
- Save outdoor grounds from bird damage
- Decrease nuisance for residents, workers, customers, etc
- Guarantee /Warranty:Guaranteed to be manufactured to specifications and free from defect at the time of purchase.
- Dimensions:32” x 8” x 30”
- Contents:Coyote, movable tail, stake
- Shipping Weight:5 lbs.
- SKU:COYOTE-3D
This product can expose you to chemicals including DEHP, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov