Are Birds of Prey problems affecting your bottom line by feeding on your Pigeons, Poultry, and other livestock?

Are you tired of having to stand by and do nothing as your prized stock is being routinely eliminated by these protected predators?

If you have tried all the other legal means to discourage this behavior such as loud noises, waving flags or flashing lights, or just plain standing there shaking your fist in frustration and saying some choice cuss words, to no avail. Then be prepared for another alternative that is, non-lethal, highly effective, reliable, tried and a proven system.

The sad truth is that many of these protected and magnificent birds of prey are illegally trapped, poisoned or shot by otherwise law abiding citizens, who are frustrated by the currently available ineffective legal methods, which then exposes them to harsh penalties such as fines and imprisonment.

Yes, the Illuma-Laser will serve as a deterrent and repel attacking or perching BOP (Birds Of Prey), but it will also work as a conditioning and training tool.

By utilizing a form of reverse Pavlovian conditioning, which is using food as a means to alter the behavior of living beings, it is possible to train or condition BOP’s to change their behavior and seek easier food sources in other areas than your livestock’s domain. By properly applying this technique you can become relatively predator free in a short while.

There are basically two types of predator groups, local and migratory. It has been demonstrated that after encountering the I-L local BOP’s tend to stay away and seek their food sources in other places easier to hunt. The migratory BOP’s are a bit more bold and determined and require several exposures to the I-L treatment regiment, but after several unsuccessful and deterred attempts, they usually fly off to other areas for easier hunting grounds. As most of us know BOP’s have extremely sensitive eyesight, many times better than ours and also see different spectrums of light than we do. The human eye sees green light better than other frequencies, but BOP’s see blue light much better than other frequencies. (see attached Condor study)

By using the I-L to temporarily obscure and interfere with their precision vision, alerts them to apparent danger visually, and causes them to abort their attack. After having this happen several times, they fly off to someplace else for easier hunting and more readily available food sources. The fact that they make several attempts after a slight recovery time, demonstrates the permanent non-injury to their vision, which they rely upon for hunting. Below are several applicable and interesting articles covering the subject of this situation.