Bird Spikes, 20 Packs 23 Ft Bird Deterrent Spikes Strips Bird Spikes for Small Birds Deterrent Spikes for Fences and Roof to Keep Birds Away

I bought these to keep birds from nesting on my front porch. I screwed them into an upper ledge on decorative pillows that birds love to build their homes. I will know by next spring if this truly helps. Fingers crossed 🤞

Hopefully keeps away the destructive rabbits ! Easy to separate to be able to use.

Exactly as described

Purchased to keep birds off wall separating our jacuzzi from pool. So far so good. I've only seen 2 birds get past the spikes among dozens or more. They're a little light weight, wish they were a little heavier. Concerned they won't stand up over time being partially immersed in chlorinated water. I'd buy them again.

I don’t know how these work for small animals but they are great for a bird base for a nest 🤨

Product was installed to keep birds from building on the porch ledge. So far it’s working. These are easy to install, but don’t drop them or it will break the tips. Great product and worth the price.

The good thing is that they are able to be broken apart.We have a camper with a roof built over it and attached covered deck.Thought these would be great to deter the birds as the poop all over from sittingin the rafters.Nope, didn't work, they built a nest on top of them.Very disappointed

Been having a problem with squirrels chewing through our lanai screens. Tried all kinds of hot and/or smelly sprays, but since it rains a lot, they just don't last more than a day. These spikes were easy to snap into strips and glue down with silicone. I was hoping they would be 100% effective, but it appears that we have had one subsequent incursion. Too bad our camera did not capture the the offense. Based on the size of the hope, it almost has to be a squirrel. Did it hang upside down to chew out the patch I had glued over the original hole? Is there enough space between the spike that it could rest its little leg and reach its squirrely neck just above the spikes? Anyway, I think these are better than nothing, and are worth a try!Update. Though the critter chewed in once again shortly after installing these, there have been no further incursions. Perhaps they got stuck on a tender foot while in retreat, and decided never to return.