does it have a frequency for pigeons
1665584
Not sure. I use it to repel deer. It really works. The deer usually ravage our hostas and day lilies. The Yard Sentinel kept the deer away, and this past summer was the first time we ever saw these plants bloom.
1665585
It has a range for birds, not specifically pigeons. Mine didn't work to keep the black birds and starlings off of our boat cover and dock area. I contacted the company twice about the proper setting for the birds and it didn't keep the birds away. I actually thought a few times the birds were having a convention on our dock. I sent it back.
1665586
It has a frequency for birds.I have not used it on anything but cats and it works very well on them
735979
We have not seen any pigeons on the platform, but we don't have any in our area. We do have crows that would be about the size of pigeons, and I haven't seen them on there. I think the larger birds would have a hard time landing on this platform.
1537796
Yes, I find Cardinals on mine everyday! The doves do not go on it -- they just take whatever is dropped on the ground.
1041701
It worked for me, you have to set the controls inside the back to where it works the best against the pigeons and does not annoy you. Batteries only last me about a month. The included A/C cord works the best, if you can set it up without bothering the appearance.
1475380
NO! It sounds like a chirping bird - and it isn't even a very loud bird! I too got fooled by the name - it is not a dog - but a low level chirp. Depends on if you want a low level alert = fine, but as a deterrent - I do not think this would work. Hope this helps.
2040331
While it has not been tested for doves, this feeder can accommodate similarly sized birds such as cardinals and woodpeckers. The sensitivity of the springs can be adjusted for different types of birds.
620995
If birds can hear it most likely humans can hear it. Birds have a similar hearing range to us, unlike dogs. Complete waste of money and annoying to boot.
1262009
anything that passes in front of the red beam will set the machine off. Whether or not your birds will be able to hear the sound, i have no idea. Humans cannot hear it. If dogs could hear it, i would think they would call it "animal scram" and not "catscram" so i doubt that your birds will hear it, but don't know for sure.
902868
Yes, it does. However, my husband created a barrier of Ajax to fix the problem while we were on vacation. The automatic feeder sits on our outside potting table. Under each leg of the table, he made an aluminum foil bowl (or you use a plastic dish) filled with Ajax. The ants couldn't pass the Ajax and the food was safe. The only problem was the neighbor cat figured out the feeding schedule and the pigeons would fly in to grab a meal.
131074
As a bird dog owner, I mainly only use the locate tone to correct my dog. She responds well to the locate tone which can be set at a high or low frequency. I rarely have to nick/shock.
1364591
I don't have a bird, but would recommend checking with an avian-specialized vet. I know that some birds can be especially sensitive.
1694609
Pigeons are larger fowl, and this works well to keep them out. however if you do have a problem with them get an air gun, or and air soft gun and target practice.
1169288
Guess I didn't answer your question. the bird senses your movement near by and "should" talk, move hear and tail. Mine the tail didn't work . The 2 purple had circle batteries that were dead,
1663009
I have not seen any doves using this feeder.( It is hung on an upper deck, so it may be higher than they like.) No woodpeckers either, but nuthatches, titmice, finches, chickadees and of course sparrows all use it.
2192986
Yes it does. I actually used this feature last night. It will 'beep' when the interval changes.
1559274
It comes with some pig sounds and you can download other mp3's from the internet. I am lucky not to be plagued with pigs so I haven't tried it on them. It sure works well with crows! After getting some chances to use the caller, I like it more and more.
1413851
That made me laugh. I'm not sure. I guess if the citrus smell irritates them then yes..I live in a Seagull area do haven't had the chance to try on pigeons. Good luck