I have frequent visits by raccoons, possums, &amp; egrets (really!) around my backyard koi pond. Would this light show me what's out there?
580352
Very powerful light. It is also made very well. I take it extreme 4 wheeling and it still works well. Quick charge is also a plus..
2190388
Yes, I have mine on bird feeders. They give out a small glowing light which lasts all night.
1619795
probably not in day but at night yes. It will glow somewhat. If you are smelling urine outside I am guessing it is actually a male cat marking territory. So you will find traces up on posts, car tires, edge of steps etc. not actually on the ground. I doubt it could be anything else outside. Good luck
949580
Personally I would say no. I would say spotting raccoons or opossum maybe but snake may be difficult
2266955
No light is apparent. You can tell when your pond starts to get too green. Basically follow the directions as to how often to replace. We are currently having an issue with green water. But I think our uv light holder is not working. They wear out sometimes. But when both are working, the pond is very clear.
1629062
We've only used them for underground voles/moles/gophers for which they are impressive. My dad had raccoons in his attic and hung a bright light 24 hours a day and they left after 48 hours- maybe that would work with squirrels?!
632534
NO!!!!! The only thing this unit did was irritate my neighbors. Squirrels, Chipmunks, Cats and every other creature Laugh at it and some danced to the sounds & strobe lights. It should be advertised as a animal Disco. I returned it and kept my neighbors & dealt with the critters in other more conventional ways. Don't waste you money on this piece of JUNK!!!! Read my review and other answers to questions on this item.
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No, I don't believe it would. It does detect birds in nearby trees, but not in farther trees blocked only by leaves. It would probably detect a mouse within about 20 ft., but not farther than that.....larger mammals it will detect farther than that.
1963784
I think it will be great for that! It is very compact but the brightest flashlight I have ever owned. It has a focused beam which would be excellent for spotting birds.
1215081
My first thought when I saw the light on when I walked by was that it's a dusk to dawn light so why is it on during the day. I think they do have motion detection as I have seen them on in the day time when I pass by.
758511
No, not at all. It will look a little spooky to them at first, but after a couple of days they will go in and out as usual.Look for the one inch mesh, it will not just prevent birds, it will also prevent possum and raccoon as well.
1231077
It would be a fine choice for coon hunting. It's always great to know where your dogs are!
1165770
It's open at the bottom, so you can look up into. Even with a flashlight if necessary. And in our case, it's in the yard in view of the house, so I would expect to see occasional activity if there were any there. And as noted elsewhere, you would see some evidence of their presence, such as droppings.
1000015
sorry - don't know. I only use them to see birds and animals in my back yard at the moment.
1154047
Yes. Make sure the sensor is pointed low enough to "see" the smaller critters.
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I think maybe 2 or 3 of these would work for a pond that size. It is fairly bright for it's size, but it's very very small.
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depending on the "predator" you are hoping to deter, instruction guide will give specifics as to measurements on a location. i am trying to keep racoons away. it says to put on all sides for best results, but that could be pretty costly. i put mine on the 2 sides most apt to be entered. so far so good. i really cant give a definite answer as i dont stay up all nite to watch for. but they are very bright and really do seem like they would do the job. i just put mine up with nails, as it has a place on it to hang them. sorry cant be more of a help....