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FOXES and other sneaky
PREDATORS?
We have the solution for you! |
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We are very proud to bring you the latest addition to our environmentally sound pest control product range. |
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As well as giving you sleepless nights, this merciless predator has a reputation as one of the most destructive introduced pests in Australia. Foxes are capable of costing millions of dollars in losses to livestock owners. |
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| Enter the
FOXLIGHT... |
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It’s so easy to install. |
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Extremely cost effective. |
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DRAMATICALLY REDUCES stock losses. |
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Livestock saved can be worth hundreds and thousands of dollars in your pocket. |
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| Would you like to get a good night’s sleep and not have to go night time hunting till the wee hours to keep foxes and other predators away? |
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Let the fantastic Australian invention FOXLIGHTS do the job for you at a fraction of the cost of doing it yourself. |
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Invented by an Aussie farmer, Ian Whalan winner of the ABC’s THE INVENTERS people’s choice for 2009. This proven fox repeller invention is definitely the answer. It’s ingenious AUSTRALIAN KNOW HOW at work! Invented by the man at the coal face who knows what it’s like to lose valuable livestock. Better still, it’s fully made in Australia and now exported to other countries. |
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It is taking the international livestock farming world by storm. FOXLIGHTS are now selling in the UK, Europe and the Americas. Its fame is spreading rapidly as the most effective low cost and environmentally safe way to repel foxes and other predators. |
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HERE
IS HOW IT WORKS! |
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The principle behind "Foxlights" is that it gives the impression someone could be patrolling in the area with a flashlight. To create this illusion in a way a standard flashing light can't, a computer chip controls a random and varying flash.
A light sensor triggers the flash of nine LED bulbs between sunset and sunrise.
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Foxlights are powered by a standard 6volt torch battery giving at least 5 to 6 months of flash.
When the battery runs low, the lights will fade down before stopping.
(Battery is not included). |
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Set the lights at approx. 100 to 150 metres apart on star posts in the area where stock is likely to sleep. As a rough guide we recommend 4 lights for 100 sheep and 6 for 200 sheep. This will vary with different levels of vegetation.
In the case of free range poultry set lights near roosting pens or sleeping areas. |
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We continue to run tests against wild animals in Australia, Africa, North America and Europe finding most feed back very positive. Ifyou would like to commend on any findings, please contact us. |
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Foxlights are designed as an aid in the deterrent of night predators, but may not succed against all attacks. |
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HOW MUCH WILL IT COST? |
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| 1
LIGHT |
2
LIGHTS |
3
LIGHTS |
4
LIGHTS |
5
LIGHTS |
| $83 |
$165 |
$242 |
$325 |
$405 |
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| 6
LIGHTS |
7
LIGHTS |
8
LIGHTS |
9
LIGHTS |
10
LIGHTS |
| $482 |
$565 |
$642 |
$719 |
$770 |
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| Prices
include GST and postage. |
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