Spraycrow Solar Powered Motion Activated Animal Repellent Garden Sprinkler

189 reviews for Spraycrow Solar Powered Motion Activated Animal Repellent Garden Sprinkler

1. SultanVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I now have 3 of these. I bought the first one 4 years ago and it is still working great. I live in the woods with lots of wildlife. I have tried bad s...More

   I now have 3 of these. I bought the first one 4 years ago and it is still working great. I live in the woods with lots of wildlife. I have tried bad smelling sprays and all the usual deer deterrents and this is the only thing that works for me. The batteries last for the entire season. Just remember to take it in before the first freeze and remove the old batteries for winter storage. The ground in my yard is rocky so I took an XL outdoor flower pot, positioned a 1 inch PVC pipe in the middle and filled with concrete. I pushed the sprayer base into the wet concrete to form the shape needed to hold the sprayer base, then removed the sprayer while the concrete dried. Now I can position the concrete filled pot wherever I need it and insert the sprayer. It stands up without falling over as it would in the wet ground.
   Nour PeraltaVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   I have these neighborhood cats that think they can just roam around freely and poop on my property. The worst part is that my dog keeps finding the po...More

   I have these neighborhood cats that think they can just roam around freely and poop on my property. The worst part is that my dog keeps finding the poop and eating it. Anyways, I got this device and it works pretty well my only complaint is that the motion detection is not as superior as I would like it to be. In one of my videos, you will see that one of the cats just sits on my staircase.
   Wilfred RivasVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Best investment I've made in our gardens yet.What attracted us to this place were the many perennial gardens that the owner had established. We were n...More

   Best investment I've made in our gardens yet.What attracted us to this place were the many perennial gardens that the owner had established. We were not gardeners, but we vowed to learn and to keep up the great work the previous owner had done. It's four years later and our friends tell us we're doing the job to keep the gardens looking great. But not without some lessons learned.
   KeaganVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Bought to discourage a cat from leaving unwanted “presents” in our yard. It worked perfectly without harming the cat. Let’s just say the cat doesn’t c...More

   Bought to discourage a cat from leaving unwanted “presents” in our yard. It worked perfectly without harming the cat. Let’s just say the cat doesn’t come by anymore.
   Alison MoralesVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Looks well made, though the fact that it is nearly all plastic did make me a bit skeptical of its lifespan. Functions as described. As one other revie...More

   Looks well made, though the fact that it is nearly all plastic did make me a bit skeptical of its lifespan. Functions as described. As one other reviewer stated, it would be nice is the length of time it runs once triggered could be set longer. I also was not able to make the range limiting cap piece go low enough to actually limit the range. It doesn't look like a defect in manufacture but rather one of design. The range can still be limited by the small plastic screw that can break up the water stream. In addition to working as advertised, it's rather fun to mess with--or maybe I'm just easily amused. It might be a fun diversion for the kids to try to dodge it on a hot summer day.
   Scarlett-RoseVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   I've got a good size garden - ended up planting corn this year. About a month before the corn was ready to eat I noticed a stalk was down. Upon furthe...More

   I've got a good size garden - ended up planting corn this year. About a month before the corn was ready to eat I noticed a stalk was down. Upon further investigation I found a half eaten ear of corn. I only had about 100 stalks of corn and I didn't want to risk losing anymore to hungry trash pandas. After about an hour of reading on Google, I decided to buy this motion activated sprinkler. After setting it up, I never lost another ear of corn. I rigged up a trail cam on a t-post to verify the trespassers were in fact raccoons. There were in fact 4 of them that I caught on camera. Several images were captured as the raccoons were getting sprayed.
   Cassidy RichardsVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   The deer are relentless in my area, most years I only get to look at the chewed stumps of my hostas in front of my house. First year trying the Yard E...More

   The deer are relentless in my area, most years I only get to look at the chewed stumps of my hostas in front of my house. First year trying the Yard Enforcer and I can say that it does the job!
   Hugo CalhounVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   There is nothing so disheartening as coming out into the vegetable garden to find some critter has destroyed your plants and eaten the fruit of your l...More

   There is nothing so disheartening as coming out into the vegetable garden to find some critter has destroyed your plants and eaten the fruit of your labors! These motion activated systems really work! Not only do they spray water, they also make a noise, which adds to the effect. And this version also works at night, when many critters are out and about. Decades ago I invested in the original ScareCrow. These are cheaper and also work at night. I am excited about gardening again. I bought three and have linked them with pieces of hose so they are positioned around the garden. Before installing, there were footprints in the garden and the peas were destroyed. After installing, all is well!
   Lyla-RoseVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   For many years I have had a problem with local deer invading my yard and chewing up some of my favourite and sometimes expensive plants. I am an avid ...More

   For many years I have had a problem with local deer invading my yard and chewing up some of my favourite and sometimes expensive plants. I am an avid collector of Japanese Maples, and while the deer ignore some of the cultivars, they positively love others. I having chanced upon this product, I decided to give one a try. After watching deer turn and run upon activating, I bought five more. In my back yard, I set up four of them to provide a barrier, and it worked brilliantly all summer and fall. The other two went in the front yard and worked well there too. I suspect that the sound and suddenness of them activating is most responsible for spooking the deer.