Does Orange Guard work to get rid of pigeons?
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try http://www.pigeoncontrolresourcecentre.org/html/diy-pigeon-deterrent.html
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That made me laugh. I'm not sure. I guess if the citrus smell irritates them then yes..I live in a Seagull area do haven't had the chance to try on pigeons. Good luck
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I doubt in Jen, works very well and safely on fire ants. You can try PLANT SKYDD it got rid of our rabbit invasion. Good Luck.
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I would think so..... A pigeon is fairly heavy for a bird and the mat is sesitive to a light touch of the hand. I'd say give it a try...... It has worked well for me on my cat.....
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Jean H. , i honestly cannot say because i have NO rat problem . I had a massive bird problem poeping on my ballistrade - deck and ever since i bought the Owl Prowler it has kept my deck wonderfully clean ......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It didn't help with my pigeons at all. Since that didn't work I have purchased a plastic owl and that helps a lot. Once in awhile a pigeon that's too bold for his own good will still try to hang out on my balcony, but cleaning up out there is nothing like it used to be. Hope this helps!
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We never used it for that purpose so I don't really know. We have seen a raccoon that went after birdfeeders and trash cans, but I never thought to spray for that purpose. I think a strong mint oder repels raccoons. This product has a light mint scent so it might be worth a try, but I can't really say it would work as well as it has for deer damaging plants in our yard.
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The Orange Guard has killed every insect that I've sprayed. I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't kill the termites as long as you can get the spray on them.
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I have not had a problem with Orange Guard attracting fruit flies, and it certainly would kill them on contact. Put a some water in a small container and add a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar and a couple drops of hand-washing dish detergent. The fruit flies will go there and get stuck (and die) because of the soap--after they are attracted to the vinegar. Spray any stray ones with the Orange Guard. I keep it handy inside and out all of the time.
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probably hawks as owls are mostly night birds and most birds are out during the day. Hawk decoy has had some effect on crows but to soon to tell for sure
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Mine didn't even work.. The pigeons just landed like there was nothing there... I ended up covering mine with boards with nails hammered thru them.. Homemade Bird spikes... I would assume some Turpentine probably works
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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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Here's some info on keeping pigeons away: http://www.backyardchirper.com/bird-info-237.htmlWe have two of the Brome feeders and some mourning doves; I've never seen a dove perch on our feeders. I think you'll be happy with the Brome. David, Great Falls, VA
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Pigeons? That's different! Kind of cool! I'm not sure you could strip much of anything. It is 17 grams or so all up. The case holds the lens in place so you can't really get rid of that and the battery only lasts maybe an hour continuous use so going smaller on the battery capacity might help. I would bet the pigeons wouldn't be affected too terribly much by it as is? You're the expert there though!
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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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I agree with those below about the size. I think the pigeons can benefit from having drinking water and you may be better off not having them get in there and poop etc. anyway.
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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 have no idea about the effect on geese. I had no luck at all attempting to deter crows with them.
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I am not sure about the blue heron. I've never seen those types in my area. However, the Hawk Decoy has made an amazing difference in bird activity in my backyard. More specifically, I placed the decoy on my deck, and it has stopped the birds from perching and releasing droplets on the deck. I also use an owl decoy under the deck and it has prevented the birds from building nests under the deck. The decoys work very well. I've had them for 6 months.