Choosing the Right Bird Trap in 6 Easy Steps

Choosing the Right Bird Trap in 6 Easy Steps

Posted on May 24, 2014 by Alex Kecskes in Bird Control

Got pest birds? Don't like the idea of hurting or killing them? There is a way to humanely solve your bird problem the catch-and-release bird trap. Yes, birds are lovely little creatures, but too many gathering around your property can become quite a nuisance. For one, they can leave unsightly, disease carrying droppings that are time-consuming and expensive to clean. Bird droppings can also damage roofs, skylights, solar panels, antennas, security cameras and light fixtures.

The bird control experts at Bird-B-Gone can help you choose just the right catch and release bird trap for your particular pest bird problem.

1. The Snap Bird Trap

If you're troubled by a single, annoying bird, Bird-B-Gone's Snap Trap will do the job. This unique bird trap includes a bait tray that safely traps bird pests in a spring-loaded nylon net. Snap Traps can be easily mounted on buildings or walls, or you can even place them in a tree. They come in three different sizes and are green colored to blend in with their surroundings.

2. Pigeon Motel

Designed for pigeons, this simple bird trap features two one-way entry doors, each with a door guard. Its light, portable and holds six pigeons.

3. The Multi-Bird Trap

If more than a dozen birds are creating a mess in droppings, you'll need one of Bird-B-Gone's multi-bird traps. These catch-and-release traps come in various sizes and bird accommodations. They can hold up to 30 pest birds and include as many as six one-way entry doors. Some have a built-in food and water reservoir and may include a sunshade to protect birds from becoming overheated by direct sunlight. There's even a slanted-surface pigeon trap with adjustable leg lengths to trap birds flocking to angled rooftops.

4. The Collapsible Pigeon Trap

This bird trap conveniently collapses to just 1-inch in height for easy storage. It holds up to 18 pigeons and features a door on either side of the trap. This trap also comes in a smaller version with four one-way entry doors and holds up to 12 birds.

5. The Sparrow Trap

Designed specifically for sparrows, this bird trap comes in two versions: one trap accommodates a large number of birds; the other has a food and water station to keep birds content. Additional features include top-access removal doors and a dual-level design so birds won't feel so captured.

6. Get a Quality Bird Trap

When choosing a bird trap, make sure you get a high quality trap that will last. Bird-B-Gone bird traps are fabricated of sturdy galvanized wire. And do get a humanely designed live bird trap that lets you easily remove the trapped bird without injuring it. Consider too, the value of a feeding and water station.

Bird-B-Gone is the worlds largest manufacturer and distributor of bird control products, providing effective and humane solutions to a bird-free environment. The company provides advice, training and installation services for those who need help with these and other bird control measures.