Laser Bird Control

Utilize Optical Laser-Beam Technology to Deter Pest Birds

Laser Bird Control

The principle of repelling birds with a laser is inspired by nature. Birds perceive the approaching laser beam as a physical danger, which causes them to fly away.

Deterring pest birds from open and semi-open spaces has long posed a costly and nagging challenge to property owners and managers. While noisemakers like propane cannons can scatter bird pests, they can also be disruptive and must be repeated often to keep birds from coming back. Lethal means of bird control—poisons, pellet guns and inhumane traps—are illegal in many areas, as many birds are protected by law. Bird B Gone’s Agrilaser® provides an effective, humane solution. It uses advanced, patented optical laser-beam technology to harmlessly repel pest birds over great distances—up to 2,000 meters. The handheld device is silent and completely portable. Pest birds react to the green beam as they would an approaching car, so they flee the area. Yet, unlike some deterrent devices, birds will not get used to the laser beam’s implied threat.

The Agrilaser® has been scientifically designed to remove even the most stubborn pest birds from open spaces like ball parks, stadiums, monuments, marinas, dump sites, ponds, golf courses and other troublesome areas. The Agrilaser® is also highly effective in deterring pest birds in and around big box stores, warehouses, airplane hangers and other semi-enclosed areas. The device provides an easy, affordable, and silent way to remove troublesome birds.

Most effective during sunrise and sunset, and in overcast, rainy or foggy weather conditions, the Agrilaser® is moved slowly over the ground towards the targeted birds. After using the Agrilaser® for about seven days, birds will consider the area unsafe and will avoid the area. Each Agrilaser® comes with a battery pack that consists of two rechargeable batteries and an associated power charger. A high quality case protects the Agrilaser® and makes it easy to transport.

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