Nite Guard Solar Predator Control Light, (Pack of 4)

I bought 4 of these in 2021. They worked great for over 2 years.But, they didn't cost THAT much money back then!I can't afford them now.... :(

It really works!! I live in a rural area, we are surrounded on all sides by fields of hay and corn. You would think the deer would have plenty to eat in the fields right? Not so much. The doe's near us are so bold they will walk out of the field and stand at one end of the garden while I work in the other. They don't even run from our 80 lb dog. I tried everything you can imagine to keep them from eating my garden. Christmas lights around the perimeter, coyote urine, dog hair, people hair, pie pans tied to posts to swing in the breeze, even scarecrows. Nothing worked. As soon as we went inside for the night you could see them come out of the fields andinto the garden. Then a neighboring farmer who happens to be Amish suggested I get these nite guard solar predators, he uses them to protect his chickens and his strawberry patch. He told me he's used them for several years and had no problems. So I got the 4 pack, put them on a post in the center of the garden (each pointing a different direction) andwaited for the magic to happen. I expected it to fail. But over the next week the beans and cucumbers starrted to grow. Its been several weeks now and I am happy to say that I may actually have a crop this year. No more deer damage. It was certainly worth the money for me. I have already told all my family and friends to buy this.

We live in black and grizzly bear, cougar, bobcat, coyote, wolf, and smaller chicken predator territory. We never step outside unarmed. We placed a Night Guard light on both sides and both ends of our chickens' fenced in area. There are 2 fences protecting our chickens. In addition, the coop and their attached run (fenced with hardware cloth creates a 3rd inner barrier) sit upon a 4" thick concrete pad. The first barrier is a six ft tall 14 strand electric fence that puts out 14.8 thousand volts and 6 joules. Not just stored, but these are actual delivery measurements. For clarity, it takes about 0.7 to 1 joule to deter a grizzly bear. The first strand of electric is less than an inch above the dirt. The second barrier is just a foot inside the electric fence. This 2nd barrier is livestock wire. It stands 18 foot tall with 2" holes. The first 2' of the livestock wire is also covered in one half inch hardware cloth. Also, between the inside of the livestock fence and coop, (about 3') the ground is covered in half inch hardware cloth. This second barrier is where we placed The Night Guard lights. The electric fence has been breached twice. Once by a cougar and once by a wolf. Both electric and livestock fences are over bare ground. The fencelines are kept free of debris. The cougar made a hasty retreat leaving only front paw prints. The wolf, however, managed to get both front paws and one hind paw between the electric and livestock fences. His retreat was not very graceful as evidenced by the 3" deep trenches it left behind while backing out of the electric fence. The Night Guard lights are set for cougar and wolf/coyote eye levels. The solar part of the lights do power the lights from just after dusk to sunrise. Even during two snowy days, the Night Guard solar packs absorbed enough light to provide power through both nights. The lights have been operating since installation July 2020. It is now October 2020 which is also the month of both breaches. Draw your own conclusions. Including the concrete pad, coop, attached run, the livestock wire, posts, electric wire, gate handles, insulators, fence charger, Night Guard lights, grounding rod, hardware cloth, livestock wire, 4 cameras with audio, motion detector lights, and miscellaneous supplies, we spent almost $3k in protecting our 11 chickens. We're serious farmers with serious intent to keep our livestock safe. It is our duty to our livestock that use their energy toward sustaining us by providing food and nourishment to our family. Our next purchase is a livestock guardian dog who will patrol during the day but sleep with the chickens by night. So, you can add another $2k to our security forces. When our Nigerian Dwarf goats arrive, our dog will also be tasked with their security. We will also provide Night Guard lights on their fencing. We don't truly know if they do or don't keep predators away. One can never over protect. E I E I O !!!

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After having a big deer & coyote problem for years,I believe Nite Guard has solved our problems! We have had no visitors sense installing Nite Guards several weeks ago. Very simple installation. I will be buying more of these small but powerful units in the near future. Thank you for such a great product!

Everything perfect in delivery time (overseas) and follow-up. This equipment is very simple to use and looks sturdy, but I cannot give it a 5* for the reason that I do not have an evidence that it does what I expect : stop wild boars from destroying my garden - this is in France. It has been in place for a few weeks now, and no damage in my garden so far, but since these boars move area for time to time, I will only be sure after a few months, and then I will be more than happy to give it a 5*.

These worked very well outdoors protecting our duck pen and garden at night for at least 1 year. But 3 out of four units 18 months after purchased developed discolored, opaque solar panels. These units, at first, blinked all the time, which wears down the battery that cannot be replaced, and so not useable. We are not sure how to dispose of them. The fourth unit was placed indoors at a window and still works well. We will buy such protective units again but looking for one with a longer lasting solar panel.

Purchased these to keep predators away from my chickens. Haven’t had any issues since we installed them around the coop area. Wish I knew about them sooner since we lost several birds to raccoons.