R31

Customer reviews

• E. Kohlmann, 05/02/2021
  Our 1.6 hectare cherry orchard is repeatedly attacked by starlings. Although the plantation is covered with hail nets, the clever birds always find some kind of loopholes. Since 2008 we have been using RAPTOR R30 (similar to R31), and since then the starlings have been reliably kept away. The device works reliably even after years and there is no habituation. Repairs can be carried out by oneself and Spare parts are available from the manufacturer even after 15 years. some kind of loopholes. Since 2008 we have been using RAPTOR R30 (similar to R31), and since then the starlings have been reliably kept away. The device works reliably even after years and there is no habituation. Repairs can be carried out by oneself and Spare parts are available from the manufacturer even after 15 years.
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• Weinbauverein Ost-Österreich, 09/03/2019
  We are protecting our vineyards from starlings with RAPTOR equipment since 2001. This has always worked well for over 18 years. In the morning hours the starlings come out of the reeds and with the RAPTORs we can keep them away well. We have 15x RAPTOR (R10, year 2001) devices for our approx. 80 ha vineyards at our hand. If the pressure of the starlings shifts from the east side to the west side, we simply change the location of the equipment. However, you are not allowed to install them next to the village, we keep a distance of at least 1 km. The good thing about the RAPTOR is that the noises are irregular and the starlings don't get used to them. wine-growing association Breitenbr. East-Austria the starlings come out of the reeds and with the RAPTORs we can keep them away well. We have 15x RAPTOR (R10, year 2001) devices for our approx. 80 ha vineyards at our hand. If the pressure of the starlings shifts from the east side to the west side, we simply change the location of the equipment. However, you are not allowed to install them next to the village, we keep a distance of at least 1 km. The good thing about the RAPTOR is that the noises are irregular and the starlings don't get used to them. wine-growing association Breitenbr. East-Austria
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