BIRD CONTROL
 
The Problem:

Pigeon numbers are dictated, absolutely, by available food. If pigeons are killed as a method of control the culled birds will be replaced within a matter of weeks. Scientific research has shown that when culling is used as a method of control pigeon flock size will, in most cases, increase above and beyond the pre-cull figure resulting in exacerbated problems for property owners rather than the reverse. Where the food supply remains constant, pigeons will breed 4-6 times a year on average (in optimum conditions pigeons can breed more frequently) producing two young each time.
Where pigeon excrement is concerned, if pigeon excrement is dried (wet excrement is harmless unless ingested) and if it exists is large quantities, it can cause respiratory problems if inhaled for long periods.
 
The Solution:

Anti-roosting bird spikes prevent pigeons & seagulls from perching on your property and rarely cause injury to the target animals. Bird spikes are simply glued or nailed onto any window, pipe or ledge where birds roost; the dense pattern of protruding pins make it impossible for pigeons to land, encouraging them to go elsewhere without hurting them. Bird spikes are virtually invisible once installed and provide the ultimate deterrent.

Bird Netting seals off all structural openings and other havens for roosting pest birds. The tough, nearly invisible bird netting barrier keeps pigeons, starlings, blackbirds, sparrows and other pest birds out once and for all. Bird Netting is also ideal protection for agricultural facilities & home gardens. It creates bird-proof enclosures that allow all of the light and moisture to reach your crops.

Shock Track Mild electric jolt changes birds habits. Anti-roosting shock tracks prevent pigeons & other species from perching on your property and rarely cause injury to the target animals. Lowest profile virtually invisible only 1/4" high at the highest point.
 
Bird Slopes are ideal for ledges, eaves, beams and other 90 degree areas where pest birds are nesting and roosting. Bird Slopes prevent birds from landing