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Motion activated animal sprinkler

An infrared sensor watches 60 feet of yard, and when a cat, a raccoon, or a neighbor crosses the line, a sprinkler fires a short burst of water at it. Two or three cups per shot, no chemicals. It's sold as humane pest control and it is, but it doesn't check species before it fires.

$54.99
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What it actually is

  • Senses heat and motion to 60 feet
  • Short burst of water, no chemicals
  • Does not distinguish raccoons from guests
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In stock on 1 of 1 day we have checked since Sep 10.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is A bear holds your roll and his nose.

Details

BrandHAVAHART
ConditionNew
CategoryWeird camping and outdoor gadgets

Listed on Amazon as: Havahart Critter Ridder, Motion Activated Animal Repellent Sprinkler

Full Amazon listing name

Havahart Critter Ridder, Motion Activated Animal Repellent Sprinkler

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