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Find the Right Bird Gard System for Your Site

Not sure which Bird Gard system fits your property? The Find My System tool asks a few quick questions about your site type, the area you need to cover, and the birds causing problems, then recommends the bioacoustic system best matched to help reduce bird damage. Bird Gard is a deterrent designed to lower the damage birds cause to crops, equipment, and property — results vary by site and conditions.

Which Bird Gard system might the finder recommend?

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which Bird Gard system is right for me?

Bird Gard’s Find My System tool asks about your property type, the area you need to cover, and the birds causing problems, then recommends the bioacoustic system best suited to help reduce bird damage at your site. You can also speak with a Bird Control Advisor for a tailored recommendation.

How does a Bird Gard bioacoustic system work?

Bird Gard systems play recorded distress and alarm calls of pest birds along with predator sounds. Target birds hear these and perceive the area as unsafe, so many move on, which helps reduce the damage birds cause to crops, equipment, and property. Bird Gard is a deterrent, and results vary by site and conditions.

What kinds of properties use Bird Gard?

Bird Gard is used across vineyards, orchards, row crops, dairies, feedlots, food processing and industrial facilities, mining sites, and residential properties. The right system depends mainly on the size of the area and the bird species you are dealing with.

What is the difference between the Sonic Hawk 500 and Sonic Hawk 100?

Both are commercial bioacoustic systems. The Sonic Hawk 500 is built for larger sites, while the Sonic Hawk 100 suits smaller commercial and agricultural areas. The finder helps match the coverage you need.

Can I talk to someone before I buy?

Yes. You can Ask a Bird Control Advisor through our online form or call 541-549-0205 to discuss your site before choosing a system.

Still deciding? Ask a Bird Control Advisor or call 541-549-0205.