Spraycrow Solar Powered Motion Activated Animal Repellent Garden Sprinkler

189 reviews for Spraycrow Solar Powered Motion Activated Animal Repellent Garden Sprinkler

1. Taylan EsquivelVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   After years of shooing our chickens out of the flower beds (why is it like a magnet for them?) and lamenting the damage they'd do every year, this was...More

   After years of shooing our chickens out of the flower beds (why is it like a magnet for them?) and lamenting the damage they'd do every year, this was a solution that finally worked! After enough times of getting scared off by the water spray, the chickens don't even get near the flowers any longer and the flowers get extra water, too! If you have free-ranging chickens and want to somehow still have nice cultivated flower beds, this is probably one of the few things that will work. Highly recommend.
   Jamelia MendezVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Bought this to keep the wild turkeys off of our landscape. Motion detection is very sensitive and can adjust the filed of spray fairly easily. However...More

   Bought this to keep the wild turkeys off of our landscape. Motion detection is very sensitive and can adjust the filed of spray fairly easily. However, on top of the very high quality electronic mechanism, Orbit decided to put the cheapest plastic sprinkler head which was essentially useless. I purchased a better metal sprinkler head and now I can control the exact coverage of the spray. My neighbors appreciate not getting hit by spray when walking their dogs past our house. I love the fact that the sprinkler only comes on for a few seconds, just enough to scare away the birds without flooding the yard. The only other negative is the sensitivity of the motion detector is that cars driving by our house set it off, but that is acceptable trade off.
   River MaddoxVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I bought this after realizing I’ve been waking up at 7, then 6 and as early as 4am to chase away whatever is digging up my grass seeds and newly laid ...More

   I bought this after realizing I’ve been waking up at 7, then 6 and as early as 4am to chase away whatever is digging up my grass seeds and newly laid sod. I know squirrels are the culprit but also think it could be a possum or raccoon that’s looking for grubs/worms In the middle of the night. Anyways, after getting totally wet setting it up for the first time (wife too!), the first and every night after has been a success! I have it set up under the trampoline and on night mode. I just ordered one more to guard another corner of the lawn.
   Dave GillespieVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   It has kept my front yard from being the neighborhood "cat box" from the day I installed this Yard Enforcer. I used to come out and find cat crap in m...More

   It has kept my front yard from being the neighborhood "cat box" from the day I installed this Yard Enforcer. I used to come out and find cat crap in my yard, and stains on my house from all the tomcats marking their territory, along with cat fights at night. Not any more. It takes some fiddling to get it adjusted , but it works. The only problem I have with it is that you must turn up the sensitivity to high in order for it to identify small animals. That means that every person, care, bicycle, etc, that goes down the street activates the Yard Enforcer. A small price to pay for no more cats in my yard!
   DonteVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   We have been enjoying watching the cats RUN on our yard-cam! In our very urban area, houses packed all together, the cats just poop in the middle of t...More

   We have been enjoying watching the cats RUN on our yard-cam! In our very urban area, houses packed all together, the cats just poop in the middle of the grass, seemingly best if it's newly mown. Our revenge is sweet. We have accidentally sprayed neighbors on their Coved 19 walks. They have laughed and continue to ask us to set it up when we have forgotten to set it up after mowing. The animals don't habitually poop in our yard any more. We can enjoy the neighbors again without being resentful after picking up their pets poop.
   Honor BoltonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   We observed raccoons visiting our pool & stepping on the steps inside the pool a few nights. We had to find a way to keep them away from the pool. The...More

   We observed raccoons visiting our pool & stepping on the steps inside the pool a few nights. We had to find a way to keep them away from the pool. They can climb anything & they are fearless. I set this up on the pool deck to hit them as they enter the deck. Woke up a couple of mornings & the pool deck was wet from the sprinkler. Never saw the raccoons again! My only regret is that I didnt have a camera set up to video the event. This product worked as intended & the batteries lasted the summer. Great fix to a tough problem.
   Ashley HudsonVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   If you want to get rid of cats wandering around your property ... buy this thing. I tried a bunch of natural deterrents and did nothing. I got rid of ...More

   If you want to get rid of cats wandering around your property ... buy this thing. I tried a bunch of natural deterrents and did nothing. I got rid of cats pooping on my front yard mulch. Motion sensing is a bit hit or miss. I have the range to almost nothing and got cars or people walking like 30 ft away so you kinda have to point it down. Again for some people, this would be ideal but there is not much control over the sensitivity range. I wish it had a setting to use even less water as sometimes you could get some false readings ( cars ). Honestly, I'm not trying to complain about this product as I no longer have to be smelling cat poop when I open my front door every day. Lastly, the form factor for 'small' animals I was not able to reproduce even with the information on the instructions ... seems that is not really an option based on videos and instruction images.
   ZanderVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   For years I've tried nearly every deer deterrent available (sprays, pellets, predator blood powders, urine, plastic netting, and electrical frequency ...More

   For years I've tried nearly every deer deterrent available (sprays, pellets, predator blood powders, urine, plastic netting, and electrical frequency deterrent systems) with each new "solution" never fully succeeding -- until I moved to deterrent sprinklers. The Scarecrow worked well for two years then began to leak even though I was careful to bring indoors before winter. In 2017, I moved to the very well constructed and designed Yard Enforcer and feel I've finally succeeded in this decades long search. This year is year 3 with no complaints. My yard is on the edge of 30 acres of undeveloped Douglas fir and Garry oak forest habitat in the Willamette Valley of OR. I encounter deer daily.
   Woody MoraVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   When we first got it there was a part that didn't work so we called them and they sent a replacement part. Well it turns out that one was also defecti...More

   When we first got it there was a part that didn't work so we called them and they sent a replacement part. Well it turns out that one was also defective and so they replaced that and it now works great. It keeps chipmunk s out away from our fruit trees and it also keeps the squirrels and birds from getting near them. I have to say our dog now knows her boundaries. Love it. Thanks you guys for taking the time to send us the replacements. Like a company that stands behind it's product
   Annika DoddVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I'm very pleased with this product and would recommend it to anyone having critter issues. I have/had a problem with Sand Hill cranes chewing up the l...More

   I'm very pleased with this product and would recommend it to anyone having critter issues. I have/had a problem with Sand Hill cranes chewing up the lawn. They definately hate these sprinklers and it's fun to see them leave when they trip the sensor. The only problem that I found is that because they detect both heat and motion, when the sun comes up and shines directly on the sensor, it triggers. In my situation, that's ok because the grass that was destroyed is coming back because if the short bursts of water. Sand Hills seem to be pretty smart, because once they figure out the detection area, they avoid that area. Periodically moving the sprinkler has kept them in check. No more destruction of the lawn since I set up two of these units. Just a note, however; in Florida they are protected birds, so check with your local regulations first. I had to obtain a permit from the state to chase them.