Easy Gardener 8021 Garden Defense Electronic Sensor Owl | 
| Brand: Easy Gardener
Category: Lawn & Patio
Department: Teak
List Price: $44.09
Buy New: $29.49
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Seller: Grady's Online
Rating:  63 reviews
Sales Rank: 3,964
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 9.5 x 24.8 x 24.8
MPN: 596635
Model: 8021
UPC: 038398080212
EAN: 0038398080212
ASIN: B000FJRSOW
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| Features:
| • | Scare away garden pests | | • | Turns head and hoots | | • | Lightweight and multifunctional | | • | Use year after year | | • | Chemical-free pest control |
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Product Description
Electronic Scarecrow Garden Defense Owl Has Head Motion Via An Electronic Mechanical System and The Digitally Recreated Sounds Of The Fearsome Predator The Great Horned Owl Head and Sound Movements Are Triggered By Motion Sensors
Amazon.com Product Description
The realistic Easy Gardener 8021 Garden Defense Electronic Owl is a chemical-free, environmentally friendly way to control pests. Scare away birds and vermin with this great horned owl look-alike. The Electronic Owl detects movement with four motion sensors, causing the head to turn and the Owl to hoot. And as attractive as it is useful, the Electronic Owl makes a great patio accent, garden feature, or lawn ornament for any home. |
The Garden Defense Electronic Owl
At a Glance:- Looks like a great horned owl
- Creates realistic sound and movement
- Activated by motion sensors
- Scares away garden pests
- Environmentally friendly
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4 motion sensors detect nearby movement, making the Owl hoot and turn its head.
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Looks and Acts Like the Real Thing
Designed to look exactly like a great horned owl, the Electronic Owl features large, yellow eyes, a tilted head, ear tufts, and intricate hand-painted details on the body. When the Electronic Owl senses movement, its head turns toward the motion and the Owl hoots, adding to the realistic effect.Activated by Motion Sensors
The Electronic Owl is activated by four motion sensors that detect nearby pests or movement. The head turns in the direction of the motion and hoots, scaring away the pests. The head then moves back to the neutral position. Three AA batteries are required for operation. Environmentally Friendly Pest Control
Imitating the look of a predator bird to protect your fruits, vegetables, and flowers, the Electronic Owl can be used year after year to frighten away birds, squirrels, rabbits, rodents, and other destructive pests. Because the Owl uses no chemicals, this form of pest control is safe and environmentally friendly, and it can be used for years to come. Easy to Install
With several options available for installing the Electronic Owl, you will quickly find the most effective spot in your garden. Mounting the Owl on a pole or fencepost is easy with household screws. Another option is to simply place the Owl between the rows in your vegetable patch or on your patio. Occasionally moving the Owl helps maintain effective pest control. What's in the Box
Easy Gardener 8021 Garden Defense Electronic Owl.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 63
 No more pigeons in our warehouse August 25, 2007
Kelvin K. Chin (Los Angeles, CA)
36 out of 37 found this review helpful
My company had a huge problem with pigeons roosting in our warehouse. We decided to buy a different owl at first, a statue that didn't move. But after 3 days, the pigeons had figured out it wasn't real.
This electronic owl's movement and hooting really did the trick. I would say it is quite loud if you wanted to use it at a house or apartments. Also, the sensors are really too sensitive. We eventually turned off the hooting because it was too annoying, and it didn't seem to make a difference to the pigeons--they still stayed out.
Electronic Owl Defense June 4, 2008
John S. Laughlin
17 out of 17 found this review helpful
We bought this as a gift for a friend. She was having problems with a nasty little bird messing up her newly redone porch furniture. She was almost to the point of automatic weapon fire to rid herself of the bird.
She had tried numerous other options and nothing worked. Since the owl has been on the job there has been no sign of the bird.
She can't say enough about how she loves her owl.
Works as expected...pretty cool June 29, 2007
John V (New Rochelle, NY)
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
Owl works as expected and described. Hooting sounds real. Sometimes it hoots when nothing is near, but that's usually because the sensor is dirty or it's sitting too close to something like a rock or a tree and it thinks that it "sees" an animal. Just move it or clean it.
You should move it around your yard every so often so birds don't get used to it, and it's best to put it out before the birds make your yard a regular eating spot. I think it kept most birds from eating my grass seed, but it could have been a coincidence. I'm not sure if it will keep rodents away since that wasn't what I was looking for, but birds are pretty easily freaked out by it.
It's an interesting lawn ornament, too. It would hoot at people walking by in the street, which usually got a positive response. I guess if you don't expect the world from it, and you use it along with other methods, it's worth a try. I like it.
Great for getting rid of birds July 23, 2008
Travis Moore (Phoenix, AZ)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I used to have 30-40 birds hanging out and pooping on my front porch, then I bought this owl. It hoots loud, but is on a sensor, so I does stop. I must say we have maybe 1-2 birds there a day now. Works maybe a little too good, we find 3-4 dead birds a week around it, I think they died of a heart attack. You do need to move the owl around to make it more realistic.
Scare Off The Birds July 7, 2008
Perry L. Staley (Ironton, Ohio USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Works well th scare the birds off our porch.
Also a attention getter for visitors and paper boys
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