OvoControl Flock Management
Do you have a lot of pigeons on your property? Tried everything? Looking for a long term Solution? OvoControl Flock Management is ideal for larger areas where some pigeons can be tolerated but a reduction in population is needed.
Manufacturing facilities, transportation hubs, dense urban areas, hotels, schools and airports are typical application sites for OvoControl is registered for use in New York by licensed pest control professional only. Standard Pest will set up an OvoControl program at your property/facility.
Bird Control & Removal
Ares
Pigeon Control & Removal
Columbidae
Sparrow Control & Removal
Passeridae
Starling Control & Removal
Sturnidae
Seagull or Seabird Control & Deterrent Options
Larinae
Bird Netting
Perfect for the Largest of Spaces
Bird Spikes
Highly Flexible Installation
Bird Wire
Time Tested & Durable
Electric Shock System
Effective & Out of Sight
Optical Gel Multi-Sensory Bird Repellent
Birds Hate Sticky Surfaces
Balcony or Terrace Bird Control & Prevention in New York City
Keep Birds Off Your Balcony
OvoControl Flock Management
Reduce Bird Populations
Bird Dropping Cleanup
Pressure Washing & Disinfectant
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Experienced OvoControl Flock management Services Throughout NYC
OvoControl P is a specially formulated bait that interferes with the hatch-ability of eggs from pigeons. OvoControl contains Nicarbazin, an active ingredient originally developed to prevent an enteric disease in chickens. Registered by EPA, OvoControl is approved for use in pigeons, geese and ducks.
The average lifespan of a pigeon is 2 to 4 years, although the population turnover through predation and disease is very high. The objective for OvoControl is to minimize the hatch-ability of pigeon eggs.
Studies conducted in the United States and Italy show the population of pigeons declining by 50% within the first year and the lower population density dominated by adult birds. The rate of decline is estimated at 6% per month.
