- Scare away garden pests
- Turns head and hoots
- Lightweight and multifunctional
- Use year after year
- Chemical-free pest control
Product Description
Electronic Scarecrow Garden Defense Owl
Has Head Motion Via An Electronic
Mechanical System & The Digitally Recreated Sounds Of The Fearsome Predator The Great Horned Owl
Head & Sound Movements Are Triggered By Motion Sensors… More >>
Easy Gardener 8021 Garden Defense Electronic Owl – Sound And Motion Sensored
Owl did not work as described. Birds in tree made so much noise owl was not heard. My owl was a piece of junk and I returned it immediately.
Rating: 1 / 5
I just love my Hootie The Owl… this is a nice defense against the rabbits that feast at night.
Rating: 4 / 5
After the pidgeons discovered our bird feeder and reading mostly positive reviews of this owl, I had to try one. The first day I was happily impressed- the pidgeons would fly by, the owl would turn his head, “hoot hoot hoot”, and they would fly by. But by the second day, I was shocked to see 2 pidgeons at the feeder and a third pidgeon perched on top of the owls head riding it around like an amusement park ride!! HOOT HOOT HOOT! Oh yes, this thing really works- NOT! I wish I’de had my camera handy. So go ahead and try one. Maybe your pidgeons aren’t as smart as ours. HOOT HOOT HOOT!!!!
Rating: 1 / 5
Bought one about three weeks ago.
Owl body is fairly robust, but battery housing and switch are flimsy.
It took several attempts to get it to work – the battery connections are suspect.
Finally worked okay when testng indoors. Made my son jump!
Supplied mounting screws have to be replaced (they don’t align with the mounting holes) – but that’s not a big deal.
Unit has never worked outside – the IR sensors do not pick up. Then something went badly wrong – possibly after a rain shower – when we found it going round and round uncontrollably! So we turned it off.
As a passive decoy it works well – hawks have given our chicken pen a miss so far, whereas before, they regarded it as a their local three meals a week fly in diner.
In conclusion, it’s not worth buying this electronic decoy. The body is good enough. Some movement would be good I suppose – some other models have a head that moves with the wind. I might try one of those in future if necessary.
Finally, for any decoys, after a few weeks, they should be moved.
Rating: 2 / 5
We bought thses for an issue to keep ducks out of our pool, they worked great !
Rating: 5 / 5