The Bird-X GooseBuster Sonic Goose Repeller is simply the most effective goose repelling solution available today. It has proven to be highly successful for driving away all types of geese, ducks, coots, gulls, heron, egrets and cormorants. The Bird-X GooseBuster has been used with excellent results at schools and universities, golf courses, hospitals, industrial and commercial parks, hospital grounds, resorts, ponds and parks, corporate landscapes and residential complexes. Effective for Canadian geese, ducks, and Sea Gulls. The Goose Buster Alert calls indicate uneasiness about potential danger; and alarm calls signify immediate danger. The geese evacuate instantly, without waiting to identify the source. Optional selection of coyote bark and gunshot sound elements, based on cutting edge research on maximizing success. The device automatically prevents acclimation since the calls differ in frequency, duration, and intervals. Sound combinations, sequences and speakers change randomly to give a perception of troubled geese moving through many locations. The Goose Buster has been proven effective in university-conducted field studies.

Geese are beautiful birds. That being said, they can be a real pain, and surprisingly dangerous. The Bird-X GooseBuster is simply the most effective Goose repelling solution on the market today.

Who has Goose Problems? The goose population is increasing at an amazing rate of 30% a year. At this rate, the following problems are on the increase as well:

Unsightly Mess - at least a pound of potentially virulent droppings per day, per goose!

Contamination from increased fecal coliform levels in ponds

Ravaged Grass and Property

Money Spent cleaning, reseeding, resodding and repairing

What does GooseBuster do? Actual alert and alarm calls recorded in the wild - The Bird-X GooseBuster is the first and only repeller to use actual sonic alert and alarm calls of Canada geese, recorded under natural conditions. Geese recognize these calls and respond instinctively (to 'alert' calls indicating uneasiness about potential danger and 'alarm' calls signifying immediate danger). Reacting to either, they evacuate instantly, without waiting to identify the source.

Different calls in random combinations - GooseBuster broadcasts its calls in random combinations. Calls differ in frequency, duration and intervals. Sound combinations, sequences and speaker selection change randomly, leading geese to perceive many birds, many locations.

GooseBuster is the tangible result of 23 years of research conducted by Dr. Philip Whitford, Professor of Biology at Capital University. Since 1979, Dr. Whitford has been studying Canada goose behavior and vocal communications, then presenting and publishing his findings. He holds his PhD in biological sciences in the field of animal behavior, and BS and MS degrees in wildlife management. Geese are stubborn and territorial, returning year after year. GooseBuster uses their memory against them and scares them away repeatedly so they learn not to return.