will it keep ducks from going into the pool?
1880958
Depending on the size of your pool, you may need more than one for coverage. Also consider that if you daisy-chain them, their reach is a little less, simply because of the loss in water pressure (at least is was for me here in the midwest). I cannot help wonder if pulling a simple net over it might not be easier, but that may come with its own issues, of course.
1880959
Yes. I think it will scare ducks that lite on a pool. You would have to keep the sensitivity setting on high. I use lithium batteries because they last longer. Hope that helps.
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
1517492
The better option is to get a contech scarecrow sprinkler that will spray them when they enter the pool area. Works great for keeping rabbits out of my garden.
2131366
Sorry can't help you but definitely that's a good question. I guess it will keep the water seal since the resulting bulge goes really almost unnotice!
2266437
There is a little compartment on the belly of the duck with a screw. Just make sure the duck is very dry first so you don't leak water into the battery compartment. After replacement screw it real tight to also prevent water from entering the compartment.
1830006
I love this fence! Have it around the pool. It's got a tight weave, but it has grommets on the bottom, so not use if it would keep pests out.
1449916
It keeps water out of their ears too. It has a pretty good seal to keep the water out. It is a little bit flimsy but it does the job.
496251
It hasn't kept anything out of anywhere for me. I wouldn't waste the money on it. I bought mine to try and keep ducks out of my swimming pool and I think they laugh at it. The Squirrels just run right by it. Maybe my squirrels are not smart enough to know what it is?
576317
It keeps out grackles and starlings. But it also keeps out cardinals. Only small birds can get in.
456776
I haven't tested it, but due to the nature of the mechanism by which it locks to whatever you attach it to there is a small hole where water could probably get in. So probably not.
1992090
I expect it would although I'm sure the manufacturer would recommend against it. Because its closed sell, it should repel water.
758510
The mesh is about 2" square, so it would keep out larger birds like Jays and Robins. Maybe a small finch could squeak through. I use it as netting to protect my chickens from hawks. I have tried cheaper netting, but this stuff is much better quality and lasts much longer in the sun.
1950640
I don't know if will work on ducks but it works on squirrels and it since to work on birds too
1025318
I can't say for sure. It keeps raccoons n deer out OK. Not sure if it will scare them enough to keep them away. When the ground is wet, it hurts to touch it,even worse in bare feet.
1166672
I would think if it keeps cats away, (very well I might add), it would keep rabbits away. Not Positive but it is logical.You may have to turn up to max output which is a lot because my neighbors complained it woke them up, so I turned it down a bit.
1632307
it has worked for me but you need to get it up 15" in the air. one facing each direction is what i have. lost many ducks before i got these(and raised to 15') and none after 4 years now. i worked with nite guard to get it right.
120751
Yes, this cover does keep out the water. It is a great product, I have it covering my atv stored outdoors and holds up through all the elements.