Gull-Cat Bird Deterrent- Scare Birds Away with the Gull-Cat Decoy




A new highly effective bird control product is the Gull-Cat Bird Deterrent Decoy Scares Birds. The Gull-Cat Decoy is a life-like cat whose head and tail moves. The Gull Cat Decoy can be positioned on Decks, patios, balconies, canopies, decks, booms etc. Use the Gull-Cat to keep birds away from your outdoor living area or off your boat.  When using on a boat The Gull-Cat can be securely tethered at typical roosting areas - boom, mast, rigging etc - on sailboats. Most boats should use more then 1 Cat Decoy Scares Birds (example:  one at the bow and one at the stern). When possible, the Gull-Cat cat Decoy Bird Deterrent should be moved every few days to keep the pest birds frightened by its movement.

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