$38.60 sale price when purchased online
$39.81 list price
Target Online store #3991
About this item
Highlights
- Keep birds off patios and rooftops
- Protects gardens, fruit trees and berries
- Lifelike and more effective than owl decoys
- Effective for small and large pest birds
Description
The Hawk Decoy is ideal for protecting open outdoor spaces such as backyards and gardens. Hawks hunt during the day so they are more recognizable as a predator than owls decoys. Simply place the decoy in any outdoor area and watch as birds avoid it, leaving your property and belongings free from droppings and damage. Made with durable materials, this decoy is weather-resistant and can be used year-round.
Dimensions (Overall): 17 inches (H) x 8 inches (W) x 8 inches (D)
Weight: 15.68 ounces
Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor
Treats and/or Prevents Against: Birds
Assembly Details: No Assembly Required
Package Quantity: 1
TCIN: 91722643
UPC: 764176080036
Origin: imported
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Shipping details
Estimated ship dimensions: 6.75 inches length x 6.75 inches width x 16.1 inches height
Estimated ship weight: 0.98 pounds
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item ships from third party seller: Everyday Goods
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Summary of reviews
The hawk decoy has shown mixed results in deterring various bird species, with some guests reporting success in keeping starlings and woodpeckers away, while others found it less effective against crows and other birds. Many guests appreciate its quality and versatility, as they can reposition it easily to enhance its effectiveness. Overall, it serves as a practical solution for guests looking to manage bird-related issues in their outdoor spaces.
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4.0 out of 5 stars with 27 reviews
Experimental model presentations
2 out of 5 stars
Susan - 1 month ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
unfortunately, we didn't have much success with these models in my Animal Behavior class where we used them as a predator model presentation for recording reactions of grey squirrels. The squirrels' behavior did not change much. We'll try some different variations of the experiment next year to see if it will change things.
The decoy has had NO
1 out of 5 stars
Linda Y. - 2 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
The decoy has had NO effect whatsoever on the crows in my yard that make a mess.
1 reply from birdbgone team - 2 years ago
Hello Linda, we are sorry to hear your crow problem is persisting. We understand your frustrations as crows can be quite difficult to deter as they are protected birds in the US. Online orders have a 30-day return policy, please give our customer support team a call if you are interested in returning your order. Please give our team of bird control experts a call at 1-800-392-6915 to discuss best practices and effective control methods. You may also find the following Crow Control blog helpful (https://www.birdbgone.com/blog/how-to-keep-crows-away-professional-tips/). We look forward to helping!
I've placed my Hawk Decoy
2 out of 5 stars
- 2 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
I've placed my Hawk Decoy in several locations in my backyard. I move it about every 4th day. I've placed it at ground level, and as high as atop a 13ft pole. I have seen no effect on the number of birds in the backyard. The description does say that optimal placement should take place before the birds have arrived, and my birds were already there so not sure if this impacts the potential deterrent effect. For now, I will keep it out back and continue to move it around.
1 reply from birdbgone team - 2 years ago
Hi John, visual deterrents as you've stated are great for preventative action but have their limitations. If you are experiencing medium to heavy bird pressure with nesting birds, commercial bird deterrents and exclusionary methods will be necessary to fully control the problem. Products such as Bird Spikes are very effective for ledges seagulls are seen perching, while bird control netting is recommended for areas birds are seen nesting. Our experts are happy to help consult best practices and effective measures. Please give our team a call at 1-800-392-6915 for assistance. We look forward to helping!
It works!
5 out of 5 stars
Christina M. - 2 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
I purchased this to scare away nasty starlings that w're using my pool as their toilet area. I placed this hawk statue on the hot tub wall. It really has worked!!! The starlings stay away now
Worked OK in keeping crows
4 out of 5 stars
KENNETH B. - 2 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
Worked OK in keeping crows and other birds away from automobile. Paint on decoy chips away very easily.
The Hawk decoy is a
4 out of 5 stars
Pam M. - 2 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
The Hawk decoy is a quality item. Unfortunately, I think farm birds aren't too afraid of it. I move it every day if necessary. I'm also adding the reflective eye around my barn. Results to be determined.
Did not work
2 out of 5 stars
Rick F. - 2 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
The woodpeckers stayed away for a few days, but came back and started pecking holes in the side of my house again.
1 reply from birdbgone team - 2 years ago
Hello Rick, thank you for reaching out to us here for support. We are sorry to hear the woodpeckers have come back. Woodpeckers are a highly protected bird species and a difficult bird to humanely deter. If you have not tried already, we always recommend frequently moving visual deterrents, such as the Hawk Decoy. Leaving visual deterrents sitting in one location for an extended period will allow the birds in the area to become accustomed to the deterrent. If you continue to experience this issue, please reach out to our bird control experts for support at 1-800-392-6915. We look forward to helping!
The birds sure enough stayed
5 out of 5 stars
George S. - 2 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
The birds sure enough stayed away, once I put my Red-tailed hawk up. I pulled the plug out of the bottom and put it over a T-post. The wind helps with moving it but not blowing it down...
The hawk was partly successful.
3 out of 5 stars
Almero W. - 2 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
The hawk was partly successful. We also got the bird repellent as well as spikes that between the hawk the spikes and the repellent has helped.
Grackles!..ugh :serious_face_with_symbols_covering_mouth:
3 out of 5 stars
IRENE M. - 3 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
Combined with reflective diverters, moving owl head, sound detergent and flashy strips. All combined 5 stars. Not one item on its own
Hawking Great
5 out of 5 stars
Stephen H. - 3 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
Hanging off my balcony to keep the doves from making nests in my railing planter. Works like a charm, move it weekly from hook to hook to keep them honest and alert to danger.
Guard hawk
4 out of 5 stars
James S. - 3 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
The hawk seems to be keeping most of the other birds away.
not sure any are working
4 out of 5 stars
Maureen D. - 3 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
not sure any are working as birds are still flocking around site
Bird droppings
5 out of 5 stars
Irene S. - 3 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
I had a bird problem with birds sitting on my front porch soaking up the sunlight in morning since my house faces the east. That was not so bad, but the bird droppings all over the porch was disgusting and embarrassing ! The hawk decoy so far has done the trick! No more birds on the porch.
It worked where other devices
5 out of 5 stars
Thomas B. - 4 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
It worked where other devices I've tried have failed! As soon as I put it outside, the finches stopped trying to nest in my hous's awnings. I have not mounted it to a pole. I leave it on a wall or on a higher point on my patio, but move it daily. Even when I do not put it outside for a couple of days there are no birds trying to nest in my hous's awnings. The one drawback is that the local crows occasionally try to harass it to scare it off. They tend to be noisy for a while.
Put on mailbox post to
4 out of 5 stars
- 4 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
Put on mailbox post to prevent bluebirds from perching and pooping there. Day 2 bluebird sitting on hawk decoy head but no poop near mailbox.
was having trouble with wood
5 out of 5 stars
Gerald S. - 4 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
was having trouble with wood peckers but not any more thank you gfsteinle
1 reply from birdbgone team - 4 years ago
Hi Gerald, we're glad to hear the hawk decoy has helped! To keep the birds guessing, we recommend moving the hawk periodically. This will help prevent the birds from coming back around.
Seems to be working well.
4 out of 5 stars
James T. - 4 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
Seems to be working well. Pigeons staying away from my balcony .
1 reply from birdbgone team - 4 years ago
Hi James, were are glad to hear the Hawk is helping with your pigeon problem. A quick tip for the Hawk is to keep moving it periodically. This helps so the birds don't get used to decoy.
Birds are scared and stay away
5 out of 5 stars
Robert Z. - 5 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
No more birds hanging out on or under our deck. Deck is free of white bird droppings. I'm impressed by how the birds divert away.
Successful Results
5 out of 5 stars
Darlene Y. - 5 years ago
originally posted on Bird B Gone
We are very happy with the Hawk Decoy and it has really taken care of the problems of sparrows landing on the covered front porch and also on the back covered porch just like the ad showed with all the pictures. We appreciate you. Keep up the GREAT WORK!!!