Bird control
Bird control
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I have a project where I have to prevent birds from entering a settling pond in an industrial facility. I am planning on designing a 1.5" sq. netting system supported by a 3/8" stainless steel wire grid fastened to posts installed around the perimeter of the pond. Besides potential ice buildup are there other things to be considered? Has anyone been involved in a project like this before? This is an unusual one for me.





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Many birds, like pigeons, don't like hawks and owls. I think sea gulls don't like them either. You could put fake owls all over the place, seems to work.
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I have seen some national advertising for bird control products for buildings, but not for ponds. For a number of years the Wisconsin DNR used propane canons to create noise to disperse large goose flocks from some of the marsh areas.
But, these were not in urban areas where the firing of the canons would be a problem.
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If I had to guess, I would bet that the cost of the dog approach would look something like this:
Initial setup and deployment = $1,000.00
Annual Costs = $700.00
How much is the net system going to cost?
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