Flock Free Bird Repellent Spray – Residential Tank Mix, 4 oz Concentrate

Practical, multi-sensory bird deterrence for residential spaces

Birds can be persistent visitors around homes, decks, and outbuildings. Traditional deterrents often fall short in open areas where perching spots are plentiful. Flock Free Tank Mix provides a practical, multi-sensory deterrent that dries clear and blends into the surroundings, helping you manage bird activity without harsh methods.

This 4 oz concentrate is economical and simple to use. When mixed with water, it yields up to two gallons of ready-to-use product, providing broad coverage for multiple treated surfaces. The formula works through visual cues, scent and taste cues, helping birds associate the treated area with an uncomfortable experience rather than a reliable roost.

Key benefits at a glance:

• ECONOMICAL: Makes up to two gallons of ready-to-use product.
• SAFE: All-natural formula; safe around people, pets, and livestock. It does not harm birds, trees, plants, or lawns.
• EFFICIENT: A multi-sensory deterrent that combines visual cues with scent and taste cues for improved deterrence. Professional strength that has proven results in hundreds of commercial locations and is now available for home use.
• EASY TO USE: Simply mix with water and spray on your chosen surfaces using an XL Wand and Tank; compatible with manual, electric, or gas sprayers.
• VERSATILE: Effective on a variety of birds and settings—homes, barns, docks, roofs, lawns, stores, restaurants, production sites, and parking areas.

How to apply: Start with surfaces where birds congregate. Dilute according to the label with water, then spray until treated surfaces are visibly damp. Allow to dry; the product dries clear, leaving no visible residue that might alter the appearance of your property. Reapply as needed, especially during seasons with heightened bird activity.

Where to use: Treat trees, bushes, buildings, pipes, beams, and other structures where birds land or forage. For best results, avoid crops and areas with ongoing agricultural activity.