Incrediable Results
Coyote are the most successfully deterred wildlife pest!
In eight years of providing protection from coyote, there has been virtually 100% satisfaction to the users! All deterrent models are doing an extremely good job and in some tough situations. Recent times have seen a considerable interest in pet protection. We are about the only solution available and the word is spreading. We are proud to help keep your pets safe!
There is a general concern about coyote seen in the day time...
Our deterrents control daytime activity as well as night activity. Coyote are primarily nocturnal. They scout the area the night before making day raids and rarely if ever hunt in the day where they had not been the night before. Phantom deterrents stop the day activity by scaring the coyote away from the vacinity at night. They will soon move completely away from the area, since they are both afraid and cannot successfully hunt for the food vital to their survival. Lack of fear of humans is not a factor if deterrents are used as instructed. Effectiveness against coyote is the best of any of our listed deterred animals. We have had no returns in eight years, for our deterrents not helping against coyote... any deterrent model. Our coyote predator control customers are located all over the USA, ranging from rural to very urban, and results are universal. Our deterrents come with a 1 year money-back satisfaction guarantee. They work.
Put the deterrent near some cover large enough a cougar threat might lurk. Large tree, bush, corner of out building, etc. Shuttle the deterrent between a few locations. Often at first, every night or two, then occassionally after the initial problem critters have left. They sound night- only by light activation for a few seconds every several minutes. Maximum volume can cover about 6 acres in open areas, but buildings block sound so the area is reduced accordingly. Coyote seem to have the furthest response and often avoid a much larger area than you can hear the sound. That is variable due to many factors. The response time needed for the pest to be evicted is variable. Sometimes the first night, but the average is about 3 nights. It could take longer if their habits are intermittant or the attraction to the area is strong.
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