Wildlife Control Supplies: Visual deterrents
Wildlife Control Supplies offers a wide variety of professional-grade visual avian deterrents. Eco-friendly and specifically designed to repel woodpeckers, chimney swifts, geese, gulls, pigeons and other damage-prone nuisance birds, the full line of merchandise ranges from wind-driven flashers (such as... Read more»Geese defecate on Disneyland crowd, hazardous materials crew called
Disneyland’s hazardous materials crew responded to reports of feces thrown at a group of guests Friday night at the park in Anaheim, Calif., only to discover the feces were from geese. A flock of Canada geese defecated on 17 people... Read more»
NWCOA offers summer training events
The National Wildlife Control Operators Association (NWCOA) presents its Goose Management Academy in June and a Midwest management training workshop in July. The NWCOA Goose Management Academy takes place June 23-24, at the Days Inn Indianapolis East Post Road. Registration is limited to... Read more»
Bird-X: ProHawk UAV
The brand-new ProHawk UAV drone features fully autonomous flight, meaning limited man-hours. This is the first drone created specifically for bird control to offer this feature. The operator instead sets a GPS flight path with the included software, selecting the... Read more»
Bird-X: GooseBuster PRO
The new single-speaker GooseBuster PRO humanely scares geese away from areas up to 1.5 acres, building on the success of the larger, four-speaker Original GooseBuster. Featuring the world’s first actual alert and alarm calls naturally recorded in the wild, the... Read more»Fact vs. Fiction: Canada Goose
Fiction: Canada geese take turns leading the flock during migration. Fact: The notion geese take turns sharing the responsibilities of migration is a myth invented by motivational speakers. A flock of Canada geese keeps the same leader (or occasionally, pair... Read more»