Have these decoys been used successfully with wild turkeys?
1891152
They aren't useful for anything. They come rolled up and never really "un-roll." My geese went away, luckily, but I would try and fill this will balls or something to give them some shape. Hope that helps...
1891153
We have many wild turkeys in our area. The coyote decoy, does not seem to intimidate them whatsoever. We only have one decoy though, it might work if you have a few scattered about. The turkeys do not go near the decoy in the field. It definitely helped with our goose problem though.
1891154
Have not tried it for turkeys I think it would u may need to move it around ur yard some
1878882
I doubt it. It didn't have any effect on ducks, geese, squirrels, birds or rabbits. Another buyer said the only way it would chase anything away is if you throw it at them. I have to agree.
1396685
They work well for chipmunks and squirrels and with modification work great to keep away deer and prowlers: https://youtu.be/MqUv3dzBdN8
512054
Not sure about Turkeys. We have them hanging in our shed to keep the birds out.
1685718
Yes it surely can. The range of the targeted animal should be within at least 40 yards. A head shot on the turkey would be best as a heart/lung on the coyote would be suggested.
765207
Don't know. Haven't tried that trap. But these do not work as well as the traditional wooden snap traps. These tend to not kill instantly. While they trap the animal they don't always kill leaving the animal to die slowly.
173071
I doubt it. It is intended for flying birds, and the wild turkeys around here don't fly.
895275
I believe they do, I have one without the decocker...lined them up there did not seem to be a problem.
984164
It worked on my chicken and deer problem. I would expect it to work on skunks. If you have a specific area to defend it should be effective.
2146410
I believe they will work on turkey bones. You'll need to really bear down, but the blades are thick and the handles are long enough to generate enough leverage.
1289158
I imagine that they will nibble the leaves that poke through, but we used this as a bird deterrent. Worked great for birds.
1473878
I believe so...!! I have pigeons in my boat house so I just shoot them as far as my pool I have ducks that like to swim and crap in the pool. This is my second untlasonic unit. My first one was a little less expensive and seemed to work pretty good but think lightening took it out. I have only caught ducks near the pool a couple of time with this unit. When they set it off they flew when I was actually there to see it go off. Don't mind shooting ducks either but the law don't like that, so I put in a fake gator in the pool last week. Not a duck yet..!! Lotzzz of gators in southern Louisiana, ducks know what they look like..!! That's a good thing. I believe so...!! I have pigeons in my boat house so I just shoot them as far as my pool I have ducks that like to swim and crap in the pool. This is my second untlasonic unit. My first one was a little less expensive and seemed to work pretty good but think lightening took it out. I have only caught ducks near the pool a couple of time with this unit. When they set it off they flew when I was actually there to see it go off. Don't mind shooting ducks either but the law don't like that, so I put in a fake gator in the pool last week. Not a duck yet..!! Lotzzz of gators in southern... » Read More I believe so...!! I have pigeons in my boat house so I just shoot them as far as my pool I have ducks that like to swim and crap in the pool. This is my second untlasonic unit. My first one was a little less expensive and seemed to work pretty good but think lightening took it out. I have only caught ducks near the pool a couple of time with this unit. When they set it off they flew when I was actually there to see it go off. Don't mind shooting ducks either but the law don't like that, so I put in a fake gator in the pool last week. Not a duck yet..!! Lotzzz of gators in southern Louisiana, ducks know what they look like..!! That's a good thing. « Show Less
991926
The crows in our yard do not seem to be affected by my Hawk Decoys--also the smaller birds still attack my fruit trees!!! I also have some owls with rotating heads and they do not help either
146000
I installed two owl decoys to keep doves away from our swim pool. They had no effect. I installed one red tailed hawk decoy, and problem solved. As our smart grandson explained, since owls can see at night, thats when they do their hunting. Therefore, rodents etc. are scared of owls, but doves are not. Red tailed hawks hunt birds (a red tailed hawk lives on a golf course I play often, and I have seen the hawk chasing birds) so I think this is why the hawk was a deterrent, but the owls were not.
744200
I don't know, but I would doubt it. The only thing I know that works for geese is a swan decoy.
944493
I have them to protect my chickens. I have had no problems with critters. It's suggested you put the predator at the level shown on the instructions for the particular critters size. The Predadtor was recommended to me by a friend who uses them to protect goats from coyotes. He swears by it. He has 4. Me, all I can say is no problems with the possum or raccoon who got 3 of my chickens BEFORE the Predator. It has blinking red lights. I plan on buying a few more. They work up to a clear distance of 1/2 mile. I'd get them again. It's worth the try
571655
I can only advise that my experience with these units have been good. I have 2 setup in my backyard and they have effectively kept the raccoons and deer away. I suspect they would be effective against possum, as well.