Written by Jared Marley | Tuesday, July 3, 2018
Visual Pyrotechics Scare Birds
Written by Sandra Wiebe | Monday, March 12, 2018
Get 30% More out of your Solar Charger
The reliability of wildlife deterrents, particularly when protecting human life, is critical.
Written by Jared Marley | Friday, August 4, 2017
What is Bear Spray and How Can It Keep You and Your Family Safe
Bear awareness, deterrents and the best bear spray should be a routine part of your wilderness outing, especially early spring through fall.
Written by Jared Marley | Thursday, April 27, 2017
6 Principles of Effective Electric Fencing
Whenever people live, work, or play in bear country, they bring a multitude of bear attractants with them.
Written by Jared Marley | Wednesday, March 22, 2017
How Effective Are Bird Lasers?
Bird lasers produce a large visible point of light that can be used to scare away problem birds.
Written by Dr. Andrea Morehouse | Wednesday, February 15, 2017
Bear Safety: An Alberta Case Study
Human-bear conflict is an ongoing challenge to both conservation efforts and in the daily lives of the people who live and work in bear country.
Written by Jared Marley | Friday, January 27, 2017
Do Bird Cannons Work?
Birds have a knack for going where their presence can cost your operation in time and resources, pose a danger to the birds themselves, or even to humans.
Written by Jared Marley | Tuesday, December 20, 2016
Bird Repellent: How to Keep Unwanted Birds Away with a System-Based Approach
Unwanted birds can cause significant damage to agricultural crops, interrupt industrial operations, and even pose a danger to humans, such as bird strikes on airports. And when birds are rewarded with food or safe roosting, they can be difficult to keep away. Luckily, by using non-lethal bird repellent tools, you can chase and keep birds away.
Written by Jared Marley | Monday, November 28, 2016
Bear Spray: A Necessary Tool for Backcountry Recreationists
The white powdery stuff is starting to fly in the Rockies and for a growing number of outdoor recreationists, this means strapping on snowshoes, ski boots, or crampons. But amid all the specialized winter gear, I don’t often see bear spray with backcountry enthusiasts.
Written by Jared Marley | Wednesday, November 2, 2016
Keep Your Cabin Safe with Electric Bear Fencing
