Reflective Bird Scare Tape for Daytime Predators
- USED BY FARMERS & PROPERTY OWNERS AROUND THE WORLD - Predator Guard Scare Tape frightens birds and other daytime predators and keeps them far away from your gardens, crops, property, boats & docks, vehicles. No need for expensive netting.
- SCARE TAPE USES VISUAL AND SOUND EFFECTS TO SCARE BIRDS AND OTHER ANIMALS AWAY - Ultra reflective material shimmers and shines in the sunlight, shining light in all directions and disorienting nuisance birds & animals. Scare Tape creates a metallic noise as it flaps in the wind, adding an additional threatening sound to keep pest birds & animals away
- SIMPLE, EFFECTIVE, LONG-LASTING - Easy to install - Tie 3' strips to poles or stakes, hang from rafters, wrap around plants - install in any area with access to light &/or wind. Please note: This is NOT an Adhesive tape. It is designed to fly freely in the breeze.
- HUMANE, ECO-FRIENDLY - SCARE TAPE is proven to help wildlife and pest bird populations by causing them to migrate to more natural habitat areas where they are free from harm.
- USED BY FARMERS & PROPERTY OWNERS AROUND THE WORLD - Predator Guard Scare Tape frightens birds and other daytime predators and keeps them far away from your gardens, crops, property, boats & docks, vehicles. No need for expensive netting.
- SCARE TAPE USES VISUAL AND SOUND EFFECTS TO SCARE BIRDS AND OTHER ANIMALS AWAY - Ultra reflective material shimmers and shines in the sunlight, shining light in all directions and disorienting nuisance birds & animals. Scare Tape creates a metallic noise as it flaps in the wind, adding an additional threatening sound to keep pest birds & animals away
- SIMPLE, EFFECTIVE, LONG-LASTING - Easy to install - Tie 3' strips to poles or stakes, hang from rafters, wrap around plants - install in any area with access to light &/or wind. Please note: This is NOT an Adhesive tape. It is designed to fly freely in the breeze.
- HUMANE, ECO-FRIENDLY - SCARE TAPE is proven to help wildlife and pest bird populations by causing them to migrate to more natural habitat areas where they are free from harm.
