Decoy Hawk rodents tussock moths and climbing cutworms

tussock moths and climbing cutworms

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Decoy Hawk rodents tussock moths and climbing cutwormsFor best results place the hawk decoy out before birds are a problem. Put the hawk decoy in a spot where birds will see it. For continued effectiveness, move the hawk decoy around every couple of days. Installation options: Fill the hawk with sand or gravel for weight to stabilize and place where most visible. Hang the hawk in trees using string through the hanging hole at the top of the hawk. Drive a pole firmly into the ground and mount the hawk on