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    • About Us
      • Who We Are
      • News & Events
      • Contact Us
    • The Problem
      • Why We Exist
      • Types of Poison
      • Bill AB1788 & How To Help
    • Alternatives
      • Alternative Product Links
      • Professional Pest Control
    • HOAs
    • Owl Boxes/Raptor Poles
    • Helpful Info.
      • Informative Websites
      • Outreach Materials
      • Wildlife Photo Gallery
    • Sick/Injured Animal Links
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Who We Are
    • News & Events
    • Contact Us
  • The Problem
    • Why We Exist
    • Types of Poison
    • Bill AB1788 & How To Help
  • Alternatives
    • Alternative Product Links
    • Professional Pest Control
  • HOAs
  • Owl Boxes/Raptor Poles
  • Helpful Info.
    • Informative Websites
    • Outreach Materials
    • Wildlife Photo Gallery
  • Sick/Injured Animal Links

owl boxes and raptor poles

Owl are Natures Rodent Solution

Assure a Poison Free Neighborhood Before Placing an Owl Box or Raptor Pole

Assure a Poison Free Neighborhood Before Placing an Owl Box or Raptor Pole

One family of owls can consume over 3000 to 5000 rodents per year. Hatching 2 clutches per year, that can be as many as 10,000 rodents per year. But one poisoned rat can destroy an entire owl family. 

Assure a Poison Free Neighborhood Before Placing an Owl Box or Raptor Pole

Assure a Poison Free Neighborhood Before Placing an Owl Box or Raptor Pole

Assure a Poison Free Neighborhood Before Placing an Owl Box or Raptor Pole

~Talk to neighbors

~Pass out flyers informing neighbors

~Post pole signs that owls are nesting

Placing a Barn Owl Box

Assure a Poison Free Neighborhood Before Placing an Owl Box or Raptor Pole

Placing a Barn Owl Box

~Assure a clear flight path to and from likely hunting ground.
~Reduced predator access (no lateral limbs, places for great horned owls, raccoon, opossums to sit and wait, near box opening).
~Protection from summer sun.
~Protection from prevailing wind and patterns of strong gusts.  

Audubon Society

Placing a Barn Owl Box

CLAW Barn Owl Nesting Program VIDEO

Audubon Society

Audubon Society

All Owls, Hawks and other Raptors are natures rodent control. Please keep them safe by not using rodenticides.

Audubon Society

Audubon Society

Audubon Society

Barn Owl Facts

HELPFUL OWL BOX AND RAPTOR POLE Downloads

Owls & Hawks are Nesting in the Neighborhood Flyer (pdf)Download
Pre-written Letter to Neighbors about Owls (pdf)Download
Barn Owl Box Kit Assembly & Instructions (pdf)Download
Barn Owl Box Information Manual (pdf)Download
Build A Barn Owl Box - Steve Simmons (pdf)Download
Raptor Perch Design VCWPD (pdf)Download

owl box and raptor pole resource links

Barn Owl Box Page
Barn Owl Nesting Box Program

UC Davis

How to Build an Owl Box

 Our mission is to reduce the need for pesticides and rodenticides by encouraging natural predators through conservation of habitat, nesting boxes and education 

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Click below to find out more about Raptor Poles

Raptor Pole Info.

A variety of outreach materials.

Outreach Materials

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