Has anyone used one the Pest Free brand electromagnetic pest control devices?

[temple1612]

Do they actually work? Will they be okay around chickens? https://gopestfree.com/

 

[Lady of McCamley]

We used a similar device a number of years ago, I don't remember the brand, but it was one that sent the "electromagnetic signal" when you plug it into a house socket.

You won't hear it. The cats didn't mind it, neither did the rats for which we had bought it.

I certainly would not purchase one for nearly $70. I think they are pretty worthless.

But maybe somebody had a better experience.
LofMc

 

[chickengeorgeto]

If it sounds too go to be true, then at least 99.9 out of a 100 times it isn't true.

 

[Peckadoodle]

Tried one in the barn...the rats built a nest about a foot away. Gave up on electronics and got a cat.

 

[Zoomie]

I saw one of these in a horse arena. It was supposed to stop birds from coming in the arena. The whole time I was at that clinic, the birds were roosting on it. I know it sounds like a great idea, but I have my doubts...

 

[JohnSteve]

I do not about this company n=but there are some companies that use eco-friendly chemical solutions that do not harm anyone around not even pets, pets would also cover your chicken.

 

[RWise]

I looked into these, what I find reading the reviews is, they may work at first, but the pest becomes used to them and some point they no longer work. I kept my money and put out rat bars,,, They may work longer if you move them often, good luck!

 

[Lonesome Dough]

They are all useless junk, save your money. the only electronic pest control device that works is a bug zapper. I can spend hours watching big bugs fry.

 

[drumstick diva]

I think the best small predator type protector is a Jack Russell terrier. They love their work.

 

[Lady of McCamley]

I think the best small predator type protector is a Jack Russell terrier. They love their work.

Or a derivative...my Rat Terrier also thoroughly enjoys his work.