Instructions:
Wearing the included protective gloves, open the container and thoroughly mix equal amounts of parts A and B until a uniform color is achieved with no marbling. Kneading the mixture with two hands works best. Then fill the hole or damaged area with a putty knife.

Open or working time with the hole filler is approximately one hour. You may paint over the repaired area when curing is complete. Cure time varies with ambient temperature, but usually is about 24 hours.

Instructions for use:
Woodpecker Deterrent and Protective Coating Spray is specifically designed to provide an initial protective skin to cover areas repaired with Woodpecker Hole Filler and Deterrent from weather conditions until sufficient cure is obtained. The Spray can also be used on areas where woodpecker damage is anticipated to help avoid future damage. This product is a non-reverting, non-oxidizing, protective latex film that contains a natural taste deterrent. This non-toxic, environmentally safe bird deterrent works especially well on woodpeckers and other birds that peck and damage wood or other surfaces. When applied correctly, this product will slowly emit its encapsulated deterrent to provide protection from future damage. Even after the surface deterrent has totally disappeared, protection is provided whenever the repaired area is pecked, because this action releases more deterrent encapsulated within the coating.

Directions for use:
First test the Woodpecker spray in an out of the way location to assure that the product blends into the surface. Some surface material/coatings may not react well to the chemicals in the product. The Paint additive should be first tested with a small amount of paint to assure that the paint dries to the desired color after application.
Replace the cap with the spray head. Spray over area to be protected so that a uniform coating is obtained in a manner similar to spray painting. For best results, apply two coats. Spray quickly over vertical surfaces to help control dripping and runs. One quart should cover approximately a 20’ x 20’ area. It is necessary to re-apply product after it rains. On buildings that have a history of woodpecker problems reapplication may be necessary if persistent birds return. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SPRAY ONTO OR NEAR LIVE ELECTRICAL WIRES!!!! Avoid touching the liquid. Although this product is safe for general use, the deterrent scent will remain on the skin, much like perfume, and may be difficult to remove. Protective gloves should be worn when using this product. If area is not well ventilated, make sure to wear a respiratory mask. General clean up can be performed using soap and warm water. Store excess product in cool, dry area between 34? – 140? F.

The additive deterrent is encapsulated within the paint/stain, thus released each time pecking activity occurs. This product will provide protection for the life of the paint or stain used on the home.

Mixing Instructions:
Pour the contents (4 ounces) into a one gallon can of exterior paint or stain. Be sure to allow sufficient room in the can for mixing. Stir thoroughly for a minimum of two minutes. Apply paint as normal, using at least two coats, preferably three. Avoid getting the additive on your skin or clothing as the aroma may linger for an extended period. This product is non-toxic to humans and animals, and is environmentally safe; however the use of protective goggles and rubber gloves is recommended.

Why it Works:
The product is designed to resemble a large predator bird, creating fear in the nuisance birds and causing them to depart the area. The "eyes" on the balloon exaggerate the glaring eyes and gaping mouth of a predator bird. The bobbing and weaving motion simulate the movements of large predator bird while the streamers reflect differing amounts of light, creating the illusion of shadows from a nearby predator in the mind of the nuisance bird.

Installation Instructions:
Remove the mylar eyes from the card contained in the package and place them in the center of each black circle on the balloon to form the pupil. Tie the mylar streamers to each side of the bottom (plug area) with the enclosed string. Inflate the balloon carefully. Do Not Over-Inflate or use a compressor to inflate the balloon because with high pressure the Scare-Eye may burst. Once inflated, tie the balloon in your target area, making sure you can remove it easily to replace it with another color or move it to a slightly different area for increased effectiveness.

Where to Use Your Scare-Eye Balloon:
Decks, porches, swimming pools, boat docks, farm buildings, etc:
The Scare-Eye should be hung in an area that has good access to air currents to move the balloon frequently as the device relies on movement to make it's predator illusion more realistic. Install the balloon at least 6 feet from the ground and in a highly visible location so the nuisance birds will definitely see it. Keep in mind when looking for locations to place the balloon that the nuisance birds must be convinced it is a predator watching them from a view point area, as well as being a convenient spot that you can exchange balloon colors and rotate the location by a few feet every few weeks.

Gardens, farm fields, berry patches, vineyards:
After following instructions above you can attach the inflated balloon to any type of pole or other structure so that the mylar streamers are about 1 foot above the highest plants and highly visible to the birds. The number of Scare-Eyes required to protect an area is proportional to the size of the plot, but in general 6 Scare-Eyes per acre is the minimum necessary.

Orchards, trees:
The Scare-Eye should be installed above trees for maximum effectiveness so the mylar streamers are about 1 foot above the tree top and highly visible to the birds. One Scare-Eye per tree is generally sufficient protection.

How to Use Your Balloon Effectively:
Scare-Eyes works best by rotating the colors and location of the balloons every few weeks and in combination with other scare products like the Octopus or Flash Tape and audio devices such as the Birdgard or Squawker units. No one color of balloon should be used solely for more than 3 weeks or remain the same position for extended periods of time as they will lose their effectiveness. The regular change in color and location is necessary to reinforce the illusion of a moving live predator in the nuisance bird's mind.

Why it Works:
The product is designed to resemble a large predator bird, creating fear in the nuisance birds and causing them to depart the area. The "eyes" on the octopus exaggerate the glaring eyes and gaping mouth of a predator bird. The bobbing and weaving motion simulate the movements of large predator bird while the long, reflective, mylar streamers reflect differing amounts of light, creating the illusion of shadows from a nearby predator in the mind of the nuisance bird.

Where to Use Your Scare Octopus:

Decks, porches, swimming pools, boat docks, farm buildings, etc:
The Scare Octopus should be hung in an area that has good access to air currents causing it to sway frequently as the device relies on movement to make it's predator illusion more realistic. Install the Scare Octopus at least 6 feet from the ground and in a highly visible location so the nuisance birds will definitely see it. Keep in mind when looking for locations to place the Scare Octopus that the nuisance birds must be convinced it is a predator watching them from a view point area, as well as being a convenient spot that you can rotate the location by a few feet every few weeks.

Gardens, farm fields, berry patches, vineyards:
You can attach the Scare Octopus to any type of pole or other structure so that the mylar streamers are about 1 foot above the highest plants and highly visible to the birds. The number of Scare Octopi required to protect an area is proportional to the size of the plot, but in general 6 Scare Octopi per acre is the minimum necessary.

Orchards, trees:
The Scare Octopus should be installed above trees for maximum effectiveness so the mylar streamers are about 1 foot above the tree top and highly visible to the birds. One Scare Octopus per tree is generally sufficient protection.

How to Use Your Scare Octopus Effectively:
The Scare Octopus works best by rotating the location every few weeks and in combination with other scare products such as the Scare-Eye Balloons or Flash Tape and audio devices such as the BirdXPeller-Pro (Woodpecker model). The regular change in location is necessary to reinforce the illusion of a moving live predator in the woodpecker's mind.

Why it Works:
This highly reflective, mylar Flash Tape reflects differing amounts of light while fluttering in the wind, as well as producing a humming sound, creating the illusion of shadows from a nearby predator in the mind of the woodpecker.

Where and how to use:
The mylar Flash Tape can be used virtually anywhere a woodpecker problem exists or is anticipated, on the eves of your house, in trees, shrubs, etc.. The Flash Tape should be cut into 2' to 3' long strips, placed approximately 5' apart and can be easily attached using staples, tacks, tape or simply tied onto a tree branch. As with all bird control products, the mylar Flash Tape is most effective when used in combination with other scare products such as the Scare-Eye Balloons or Scare Spider and audio devices such as the BirdXPeller-Pro (Woodpecker model).

Instructions:

1. Lift up the plush velcro battery cover located on the spider’s left side.
2. Use a phillips screw driver to unscrew the battery compartment cover.
3. Install 2 “AA” size alkaline batteries (not included) in the proper (+) (-) positions.
4. Place the cover back on and screw it closed. Then, fold the velcro flap back to cover up the battery compartment.
5. Turn the power switch to the “on” position and find a good place to hang the spider by the loop tied to the end of the web string. Hang the spider under the eaves of your home where the bird is attacking. You can hang it on a hook, or attach it to a pulley system, as shown. The pulley system allows fast maintenance. Make the string long enough so you can lower the spider to change the batteries without the use of a ladder. It is important to position the spider at least 6 inches away from the wall so the its legs do not grab the siding when climbing back up the string. Keep the spider dry. Use enough units to adequately protect the areas being attacked. you can check the batteries by clapping to see if the spider drops.

As with all bird control products, the Scare Spider is most effective when used in combination with other scare products such as the Scare-Eye Balloons or Scare Octopus and audio devices such as the BirdXPeller-Pro (Woodpecker model).

1. Position the Scare Streamer bird repellent so the area you wish to protect is within its 105 degree detection area. Avoid pointing this bird deterrent at any objects where movement may cause "false triggering" ie: sidewalks, roads or waterfalls.

2. Adjust the sensitivity dial to the lowest setting that will still pick up your target animal, (see chart on page 6 in the instruction manual included with product).

3. Fine tune the sprinkler to ensure the water covers the area you wish to protect.

Un-Bundling the net:
When you receive your net kit, notice the identification tags that mark each corner of the net. To unfold the net, locate the corner mark strings, grab and pull the net out flat. The net will initially appear to be diamond shaped before being fully stretched out; simply stretch at opposite corners until the net squares off.

Preparing the Net:
If the stock sized net you purchased is larger than the problem area, you may cut it to fit using standard scissors, however do not cut the net to fit the area until you have attached the net. In other words, install the net, and then trim off the excess. When you do cut the net, follow a straight line cutting between each mesh square.

Attaching the Net:
The net clips can be installed with a variety of screws (wood, self tapping, etc.) depending upon the substrate to which you are attaching the net. The net clips hold the net tight against the perimeter wall so that once the net is in place no openings are created, allowing the birds access.

When installing clips, place them about 1” in from the perimeter and space them according to the targeted bird. For larger birds (pigeons, crows, gulls) the clips can be placed about every two feet; for sparrows and other smaller birds space the clips every foot (if in doubt, space the clips every foot). The clips should be positioned so that the opening is facing away from the center of the problem area, so when you clip in the net twine it is stretched from the center when all sides are attached. The net is attached by hooking it into the clip and then firmly pulling the net to the next clip.

When attaching StealthNet, start at one corner and attach the net in a straight, even row in one direction, beginning on the top or bottom perimeter line of the job. Attach one entire length of the perimeter, preferably the longest run of the job. When installing the net, be sure to follow the same straight row of mesh so that when the job is completed everything is straight and square. After completing one side of the perimeter, pull the net down to the opposite side of the perimeter and begin attaching the net along the line of mesh that squares the net off. When finished with that side, continue by attaching the two remaining side of the perimeter. Once all the sides are attached, trim off any excess netting with standard scissors.

• Point the unit toward the bird problem area. Set the unit on a flat surface or mount to a wooden post using the mounting bracket and screws included.
• Plug the AC adapter into the POWER jack on the back of the unit and the other end into any standard electrical outlet.
• Set the DIP switches on the unit's front metal faceplate (Switch Array #1 and Switch Array @2) to the desired settings.
• Turn the volume switch to LOW (minimum)>
• Turn the power switch (upper right corner of faceplate) to INT/EXT. SPKR (ON position). (NOTE: The unit may take a few seconds before starting.)
• Adjust the volume to the desired level.
• After turning the unit OFF, be certain to wait AT LEAST 60 SECONDS before turning it back on.