Foxlights Non-Solar Predator Deterrent – 9-LED Night Guard with 360° Coverage, Random Flashing Lights – Humane Repeller for Chicken Coops, Poultry, Livestock, Gardens & Farms

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.

Too many sleepless nights listening to the pack of coyotes that we have around us so needed to find a solution. Not sure if these are the reason our animals and fowl have stayed safe but has given a peace of mind. I've had raccoons, fox, skunk, and deer on my front porch or right next to it but chickens, ducks, and large animals have been safe just a few hundred feet away. Only ones bothering our chickens and ducks are gophers and skunk. The skunk seem to stay away until first light. I added solar predator eye lights to the mix too. So far coops have kept the safe with lights. The coyotes have steered clear completely from ours and adjoining land. Like literally would be howling within 100 ft of our animals. Goats and mini donkey are much more calm at night and actually use shelters now since installing lights. I have 2 in the pasture near them and one on side of coop a bit further up. No issues through heavy rain and same battery for 4mos that hopefully will last a few more. Now the high heat and beating sun are the next trial for the lights over the next few months. Almost considering putting out at night and taking into the house in the day just to keep batteries from the heat. Considering getting a 4th for our orchard as we have one buck who seems to think our place is a good diner to eat at and at this rate our grapes and fruit will never be tasted by us. Had the gall to eat my little apple tree in a place that wasn't easy for it to get to and no fear to drink from troughs with goats or eat the bird seed within a feet feet of the house. There's plenty of blackberry bushes and clover on our property for deer to eat and ground squirrels, moles, mice, birds, wild turkey, quail and more for the raccoons, fox, coyote for those that think we should share the property with the wildlife.

Had nothing but problems so far. Placed the battery inside of it and it worked for about 5 min I’ve tried looking inside at the contact point where the battery makes contact. I reinstalled battery works initially as far as the lights coming on then placed it on the pole that it does not come with any type stand. Then just a while later you approach the device and nothing happens. Tried multiple other set ups hanging it and everything same results. Considering the cost even tho I got the cheaper one that holds a battery. Not solar version. It’s still high dollar in the area of deterrent devices on the market. Most only run 30 to 50 dollars. So yea looks good online in the ad but na wasted money and time.

I live on 5 acres and had some problems with at least seven coyotes! Most of them stayed off because I had a deer fence up around my entire property, however one or two were persistent and entered at least 4 times a day. I have two smaller dogs and I was getting worried, so I purchased two of these items to see if they would work. So far, it is good, no coyotes even during the day or the evening! They say you only need one, but I will rather be safer than sorry! No more blood no more cries from other animals (getting killed) at night. What a blessing this is! I have to say that the opossum has come, as well as the skunk, and the raccoon for the bird feeder droppings. I do not mind having them because they keep my bird feeder clean. If you want to keep them away, just put it so that they can see it in front of a chicken coupe or other animal area. My bird feeder is blocked by a tree right now so they really can not see the lights. I will move it after winter. This is worth the money and if you have pests, it works! Customer service was excellent when I contacted them before purchasing it. Good luck with the humane way of getting rid of animals!

Like the concept but it unfortunately does not work for bears. Bought this for a bear and the bear came back and killed some of my chickens. The light was actually shining directly on the bear but it had no impact.

I purchased one of these direct from the inventor in Australia when they first came out. 2nd one in 2018. Heavy pressure from coyotes on my goats and sheep then and I spent some nights atop the hay blocks with a shotgun. The light worked well enough I didn't have to do that any more and I eventually bought 2 more. I had to explain to my neighbors that we did NOT have UFOs landing in the pasture. The downside is that they DO eventually collect moisture (and I live in the high desert) inside and it corrodes the electronics. I did not replace them because by then I also had 3 livestock guardian dogs. (Which eat a lot more BTW). Now years later I'm down to one old Pyrenees and coyotes killed 4 of my 250# ewes last month. We also have mountain lions and wolves though I'm not worried about those. So, I'm gonna try with these again and just hope the moisture problem does not reoccur. Otherwise, 5 stars.

I’ve had mine for a year or more and came here just to write a review all these years later. Coyotes used to come to the pasture in front of my house and yip and yelp and howl on a regular basis and after recording them for years I found this Fox Light and while it hasn’t been reduced to zero it happens so infrequently I can’t believe it. I live in the country and have been here since 2004 and in 20+ yrs the last few have been the least coyote activity. I also think it thieves respond to this as well. The blue/red/white light sequence that randomly plays likely makes people uncomfortable. You can easily see this at night 100’s of yards away clear as day. The leds are bright and random. It works.

I just payed a small fortune cause I want to believe that it can help against attacks from the fox towards my lambs and chickens. I would say for now that it have costed a PREMIUM price, but I finally received it today. I popped the new battery in, and took it to a pitchblack room. Hmmmmmm, a big NOTHING happened, but one thing is for sure something is rattling inside where the LEDs are. Like something is loos. I am SURE that I could open it and check, but then BANG warranty gone I guess.

Foxes just sit there watching the lights 🤷‍♂️

Not cheap but (fingers crossed) it works. But see the elephant powder story. The riddle goes like this: Question: "What powder can you use to prevent elephants from getting on a train?" Answer: "Elephant-repelling powder." Follow-up question: "How do you know it works?" Final answer: "Because you never see any elephants on the train."

Acheter pour faire fuir les sangliers. Pour l'instant, résultat probant. Mais c'est peut être un hasard 😉

We were troubled with foxes and wildcats killing our chickens. Since having the lamp we have not had a problem. The battery lasts for ages, we haven’t had to replace it after 9 months of use. It’s expensive but worth it. Highly recommended.