August 29, 2002 - GooseBuster uses actual alert and alarm calls of Canadian geese. Alert signifies nervousness or concern about potential danger. Alarm signifies immediate danger requiring instant evacuation. Sound combinations and sequences change randomly, causing geese to perceive multiple birds in motion in several locations. One unit covers up to 7 acres, and 2 units cover up to 21 acres. GooseBuster includes control unit, 4 directional speakers with 100 ft cords, and 24 hr timer.

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Release date: August 27, 2002

Rid Your Premises of Unwelcome Canada Geese by Broadcasting Their Own Distress Calls

Chicago, IL. GooseBuster is the first and only unit to use actual alert and alarm calls of Canada geese recorded in the wild. Geese recognize them and respond instinctively. 'Alert' signifies nervousness or concern about potential danger; 'Alarm' signifies immediate danger requiring instant evacuation, without bothering to identify the source. Calls differ in frequency, duration and intervals. Sound combinations, sequences and speaker
selection change randomly, causing geese to perceive multiple birds in motion in several locations. User can program interval between calls.

Dr. Philip Whitford, an Associate Professor of Biology, has been researching Canada goose behavior and vocal communication, and publishing and presenting his findings since 1979. He holds his Ph.D. in Biological Sciences in the realm of animal behavior, and his M.S. and B.S. in Wildlife Management. GooseBuster is proven effective in university-conducted field studies. Published results, "Efficacy of Recorded Alarm and Alert Calls
for Goose Dispersal", available upon request.

Avoid unsightly mess and contamination from droppings, and money spent fixing the ravaged property at golf courses, ponds, parks, schools, hospitals, resorts, corporate landscapes, residential complexes and lake shores. Repels Canada geese, mallards, and all other ducks and geese. Also can be used against coots, gulls, heron, egrets, cormorants and possibly deer.

Covers up to 21 acres with two units or up to 7 acres with one unit. GooseBuster includes a control unit, four directional speakers with 100' cords and a 24-hour timer. AC and DC models available immediately; price starts at $850.00 (distributors are welcome).

Contacts:

Trunita Robinson
USA
Phone: 800-662-5021
FAX: 312-226-2480

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Company Information:
Name: Bird-X, Inc.
Address: 300 N. Elizabeth St.
City: Chicago
State: IL
ZIP: 60607
Country: USA
Phone: 800-662-5021
FAX: 312-226-2480
http://www.bird-x.com/PNN

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