Foxlights Non-Solar Predator Deterrent Light – LED Night Guard Repeller for Chicken Coops, Poultry, Livestock, Gardens & Farms – Wildlife Control Against Foxes, Coyotes, Raccoons, Skunks & Bears

Through the years, we had had 4 predator kills of our sheep flock. Once it was even a fancy, rented ram that was killed by a cougar! Anyway, now, we have 4 of these fox lights surrounding our pasture, to protect our lambs and ewes. Ever since we installed them, no kills. They hang neatly on the outside of the pasture fence, about 100' apart. They flash at sporadic, intermittent intervals, every color of the rainbow - blue, red, purple, yellow, green, orange. It freaks the predators out, because they don't know what it is. Also, they're durable, and hang out there year-round in all weather. Of course, we have to replace the battery a couple times a year - easy to do. We highly recommend these fox-lights.

This device is a miracle machine!We recently moved to Arkansas. Our pen of Rams (sheep), were forced to live deep in the woods, in a ravine, far away from the house, in coyote/bobcat infested woods. This was literally as good of odds as one of the Mission Impossible films. They should’ve been doomed. But, I had zero options at the time.Planting this device next to their pen worked phenomenally! It flashes like a cop car light, all night long! It actually hurts your eyes to catch a blast of it.While we stayed in the woods, Coyotes would howl all night. I only had to venture out there with a light on one particularly bad night, simply because of my own worries.Needless to say, not one of my animals lost their bacon under the watch of this device! I owe this little devil a ton of money that’s tied up in the value of our animals. It saved the day, figuratively. It only runs at night.Anyway. I’d recommend this product highly! The alternating lights and the 360deg beacon seemed to do just the trick! This thing seems a little expensive, but it’s got a lot of value IMO.

My Foxlight worked good for about 8 months. noticed it had gone dark one night assumed it was the battery. Went out a few days later to change the battery only find it was full of water??? The top clear cap was tight as well as the lower battery cap so I assumed it had a crack in the clear cap because there was quite a bit of water I could see through the clear cap? I took it inside and took it apart only to find nothing cracked on the cap or the housing??I contacted the manufacturer and got this response:I am sorry to hear of your light failure. This would have been caused by water getting on the power board and corroding the electronics. The water would have got in by condensation being drawn past the cap seal by it not being on tight enough. The importance of this being screwed on firm hand tight is stated clearly on instructions along with the point that the warranty is void if water is aloud to enter the unit. Replacement power boards are easily fitted and can be purchased through one of my retailers in the States at a cost of app $30.00. Her contact details are:-Im a strong guy so In my opinion I do not think the seals are working properly because I had them tight!

I'm giving this 5 stats because we've used it for a few months now and we've had no issues with predators around our chickens. My only problem was the solar battery holding a charge...it started going deaf at about the 4 month mark. I could charge it, and it worked again, but would occasionally stop. It's on full light. The seller was GREAT about replacing under the warranty, so now I have a replacement. Seems to work well, so I'm glad to have a consistently working light again! Not thrilled to have a product issue, but the merchant customer service was so good, it was hardly a bother in the end.

Excelente!! Cumple con las expectativas

first off there is no motion detection at all. it just randomly fires at random intervals. it also fills with water pretty easily so i'll drilled a few drainage holes in it. it does seem to work though. all late night critter shenanigans have been kept to the opposite side of the roof from where this is mounted so i'll be buying another. i have it mounted in a shady area, so after a month i brought it in to top off with a usb charging that didn't take long at all. this leads me the believe the solar cells work incredibly well and i broke out the ladder for nothing. we'll see how it does come winter when it's covered in snow.

It works very well to keep coyotes away from our sheep. This light is bright and flashes red, white and blue. The only trouble is the batteries. You have to have rechargeable batteries. He changes batteries every 2 to 3 days.