The numbers tell the story:
1 gopher or 12 voles are caught and consumed per night, by a single adult barn owl.
3,000 Gophers are caught and consumed by a barn owl family every year.
1,000 mosquitoes are caught and consumed, per night by bats during swarming season.
300 codling moths are caught and consumed, per night by bats.
According to the Organization for Bat Conservation(OBC), one bat can eat 600 to 1'000 insects in a hour.
A typical colony of 150 bats will consume more then a million insects pest each year.
We are proud of our quality nesting boxes and stand behind our work!
Tucks Dwellings is a small private business, located in Hood River Oregon USA that believes in the interaction with people to provide a better way for a better future without pesticides. We provide a whole selection of nesting boxes and are striving to add more to our choices.
Tuck's Dwellings Finding a Better Way
Located in Hood River Oregon Call us at: 541-399-6768 www.info@tucksdwellings.com
Located in Hood River Oregon Call us at: 541-399-6768 www.info@tucksdwellings.com
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Barn Owl, Kestrels, Bat Nesting Boxes are our speciality.
Located in Hood River Oregon Call us at: 541-399-6768 www.info@tucksdwellings.com
Order your nesting boxes now so you can get Owls,Kestrels and Bats working for you!
Nesting boxes are an alternative method of pest control. Save the time and money of setting traps. You will not need costly and dangerous poison and pesticides. Orchardist, wheat growers, cattle ranchers, hay producers and vegetable farms are some of our customers.
Omeg Orchards in Oregon spends approximate $43 an acre a year for rodent control. This figure does not account for the purchase of expensive equipment such as gopher traps and spreaders.
For 20 acres @ $43.- an acre = $860.- per year.
20 acres require 2 owl boxes@ $250.- @ = $500.-
Barn Owl boxes will pay for themselves in just a year or two once occupied.
Nesting boxes are an alternative method of pest control. Save the time and money of setting traps. You will not need costly and dangerous poison and pesticides. Orchardist, wheat growers, cattle ranchers, hay producers and vegetable farms are some of our customers.
Omeg Orchards in Oregon spends approximate $43 an acre a year for rodent control. This figure does not account for the purchase of expensive equipment such as gopher traps and spreaders.
For 20 acres @ $43.- an acre = $860.- per year.
20 acres require 2 owl boxes@ $250.- @ = $500.-
Barn Owl boxes will pay for themselves in just a year or two once occupied.
