PRODUCT COMPARISON
Find the Perfect Solution for Your Bird Control Needs
Avian Enterprises Product Comparison will help you make an informed choice about using our products. We offer it so
you can quickly understand the full range of bird control solutions available and evaluate which ones best fit your
property’s needs. Whether you’re managing crops, turf, or commercial spaces, this resource is designed to guide you
toward safe, effective, and practical options for keeping birds under control.
Product Comparison Chart
Bird problems come in all shapes and sizes — and so do our solutions. Whether you’re protecting crops, turf, or commercial structures, Avian repellents deliver effective, environmentally responsible results. Compare our top-performing products below to find the right formula and application method to keep your property bird-free and your operations running smoothly.
Product
Primary Use
Application Method
Best For These Birds
Protecting crops, airports, and large industrial or commercial properties.
Liquid spray (tank sprayer, etc.).
All unwelcome birds, including flocks of starlings, crows, and pigeons.
Protecting lawns, turf, and landscapes like golf courses and parks.
Liquid spray (hose-end sprayer, tank sprayer).
Geese, turkeys, ducks, and other migratory or nuisance turf birds.
Automated deterrence in enclosed or hard-to-reach spaces.
Automated aerosol mist dispenser.
Birds roosting or nesting in warehouses, hangars, barns, and patios.
Enhancing the training effect of liquid repellents.
Mixed in as a spray additive.
Any bird targeted by Avian Control or Avian Migrate (InvisiDye is not registered for use on crops).
How Do Bird Control Methods Compare?
Compare the various methods side by side to understand how they perform in the areas that matter most: effectiveness, safety, and lasting results, helping you choose the right solution with confidence.
Type
Method
Long-Term
Safety Factor
Investment
Key Factors
(Our Method)
Creates a mild, temporary irritation that birds dislike, safely training them to stay away.
Yes. Birds don't get used to the effect, so it remains effective .
Non-harmful to people, pets, and the birds themselves.
Good Value. An affordable and effective solution for lasting results.
Needs to be reapplied periodically, but it provides consistent and reliable protection.

(Nets, Spikes)
Physically blocks birds from being able to land or roost in an area.
Mostly. Birds can sometim es find ways around or through them.
Can be dangerous for birds. Birds can get trapped in netting or injured on spikes.
Moderate to Very High. The materials and professional installation can be very expensive.
The high cost of labor and materials is a major factor, and there is a risk of harming birds and varied effectiveness.

(Decoys, Noise Makers)
Uses decoys (like fake owls) or loud sounds to try to frighten birds away.
No. Birds are smart and quickly learn that these things aren't a real threat.
Non-harmful to people, pets, and the birds themselves.
Low. Decoys and noise makers are generally inexpensive.
Birds get used to these very quickly, making them ineffective for long-term control.

Emits a high-frequency sound that is supposed to be unpleasant for birds.
No. Most studies and user experien ces show these devices are not effective.
Non-harmful to people, pets, and the birds themselves.
Low. These devices are typically not expensive.
This method is generally considered ineffective for real-world bird problems.

Uses moving laser beams to startle birds and disrupt their roosting.
Not really. Birds often get used to the lights over time.
Use with caution. Lasers can be an eye hazard for people and animals if not used correctly.
Moderate to High. Professional -grade laser systems can be costly.
Requires careful setup and use to avoid any potential eye safety risks.

Uses different chemical agents to create an unpleasant taste or smell.
It varies. Effective ness depends heavily on the specific product and ingredients.
Check the label. Safety can vary widely between different products.
Medium. Costs can vary between products, but the investment is risky due to inconsistent results and safety issues found in some formulas.
The results and safety profiles of these products can be inconsistent.