EcoGrowth Bird Spike for Bird Cat Squirrel, Fence Spike to Keep Pigeon Raccoon Away, Bird Spikes Security for Railing, Roof - 22 Pack (21.6 FT)

Purchased dark brown spikes at first that didn't match. I then ordered these clear ones and used them on outside fence posts where I saw paw prints. They blend in much better. I placed them a bit higher on the posts where raccoons stretch up to grab, and haven't had a problem since. I used these in combination with spraying poles down with a repellent. Great buy!

My neighbors placed a bird feeder, bird bath and bird house about 2 ft from our white privacy fence. It caused hundreds of birds and squirrels to land and climb on the fence. We had to constantly scrub and wash the fence. Just in case you didn't know it, as a Retired Respiratory Therapist I'm aware of the many airbornerespiratory disease caused by bird droppings. Since installing the spikes on the top of our fence, there hasn't been a single bird land or a squirrel climb on it. I know this because we have surveillance cameras and can see there are no birds landing on the fence at any time. They arrived on time and were very easy to install. We live in a very, very windy area and all the sections installed held up very well and none of them blew off. Now that winter is on its way, it will be interesting to see how well they hold up in the cold and snow. I highly recommend them and will buy them again if need be.

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I had high hopes for these plastic spikes. I have a cockatiel that I allow to fly free for bits of time. She has a bad habit of landing on my desk top monitor. To avoid messes I taped these spikes to the top of the monitor and low and behold she flew to the top of the monitor and made herself comfy. They did not work. She found a way to land on them without any problem.Their little claws can still rest in the in-between parts. Frustrating.Unfortunately, from my experience I think that birds will find a way to adjust to these plastic spikes and they will not detour the feathery feathered friends from landing in the places the are placed and do what the wish.

We have been dealing with about five to six cats that come into our yard for six years. They are destructive and use our yard as their personal litter box. About two years ago, we started putting these up and using the cat scratch mats on the ground. But they wear down. So, we decided to purchase these again. There are some differences that I like. The material is stronger and flexible. We tape them to the top of the fence line where the cats come in the most. We tape to the upper side of the block fence where they attempt to jump up or down. And at the bottom we have cat scratch mats. You can bend these over the block fence post caps and adhere with double sided tape. We use Alien tape. You do not have to cut. If you bend at the line, they snap right off. The downside is the cost. We have a very large yard and it took a lot to get the coverage we needed. But in the long run, it pays off. Now we are down to stopping one cat from getting into our yard. None of this is lethal and will not harm the cats. But it does teach a very good lesson if you fall on it.

Bought these to place on top of the fence that so many cats are using to go back and forth in our neighborhood. They initially slowed them down but now they just use the top of each individual picket fence to step around them.

Easy to install and is Not friendly to tom cats , racoons , possiums . All of which dont use that fence anymore ..

Trying to keep the local squirrels off my bird feeder, these plastic spikes seemed like a potential low-key solution. Within four hours of installation, the squirrel crawled right over them without even slowing down. I’ll have to try the thin metal wire spikes.

Works perfectly. These were placed in strategic areas and as magic, no more squirrels nor raccoons visits.

Quality product, easy to customize the size, easy install.