Segula 50520 User guide

PRO BIRD AND GAME SCARER

This product provides you with a

way to

Art. No.: 50520 / SEGULA GmbH

keep your property free of pests of many
kinds, without the use of chemical or
acoustic methods. The bird and game
scarer works for you 24 hours a day,
without any follow-up costs or
maintenance costs. All it takes is a little
wind and it imitates the movement of a
bird of prey perfectly.

This product can be used in more than just
the area of professional agriculture. It is
also already successfully in use in (fruit)
gardens, at fish ponds, in vineyards, or
near animal stalls.

Because of its irregular pattern of
movement, animals can’t ever get used to
it.

Keep the instructions in a safe place. In case the product is resold/given away, it should be done
only together with the associated usage instructions. Please read the instructions before beginning
with the setup.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: This product is suitable for use on one’s own property. Ensure (by fencing in

the property, for example) that it cannot endanger other people, especially children. Please also
ensure that the product is set up sufficiently far away from buildings, trees and especially power
lines. In strong winds, please note that the dome can whip out up to 90° in every direction. SEGULA
GmbH accepts no liability for damages of any kind. Mark your property (trespassing prohibited, for
example) adequately to protect people from danger.

Included with the product:

1. 3 white fibreglass rods

2. Extractable dome; length approx. 7m

3. Imitation bird of prey / kite

4. Connection line / cord

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First setup:

1.

Take out the individual parts and check them

3.

Now take the black dome and pull it

Picture A

Picture B

It is possible for a single person to set up the product, but we recommend you to ask a second person
to help the first time you set it up. Depending on the composition of the soil, you may need a

hammer and a piece of wood the first time you set it up, to drive the fibreglass rods deep enough
into the ground.

for completeness.

2. With the points first, the three white
fibreglass rods are driven from half to two­thirds of the length into the ground. A hammer
may be necessary for this, depending on the
composition of the soil. In order not to damage
the fibreglass rods, use a piece of wood (roof
batten or similar).

->Picture A

out to the full length. While doing this,
pull out the individual parts with a slight
jerk, to “lock them into place”. When the
dome is pulled out to the full length, lay it
on the ground. -> Picture B

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