Recycled Poly Barn Owl House Assembled

Constructed of 100% Eco-Friendly Recycled Poly Lumber!

Modeled after the design of owl expert Steve Simmons, this box meets the specific needs of the Barn Owl. The entrance hole is elliptical in shape to provide protection from predators including raccoons and Great Horned Owls. Additionally, there is an interior divider separating the box into two compartments. Should a predator be able to reach into the box, they will be unable to reach the owl or owlets on the other side of the divider.

The entrance hole is also placed in consideration of young owlets in order to prevent them from being pushed out of the box. Special "grip" grooves on the front of the box underneath the entrance hole helps the adult owl gain access to the box. A door on the end of the box allows for easy access to the interior - making clean out a simple and quick task. This also provides easy access to mount a wildlife camera in the box, so you can enjoy viewing your own young owlets during their growth process. Ranchers, farmers, and vineyards have found these useful for their own natural pest control. Dimensions on box are 35" long, 24" wide, and 16" tall (roof overhangs box by 1 3/4" in front). Made of 100% poly lumber (recycled plastic) that will never split, crack or fade. Made in the USA!

 

* Made in the USA
* Constructed of eco-friendly recycled poly lumber
* Built to last a lifetime
* Will not rot, split, crack or fade

* Ready to Hang

* The entrance hole is elliptical with 4 grip grooves below to aid in owl entry

* Natural Pest Control

* Easy to Mount

The Barn Owl is a year-round resident throughout much of the United States. Barn Owls prefer open to semi-open habitats such as prairie, farmland, savannah, marshland, and desert, but prefer the vicinity of farms and towns. The Barn Owl will breed in all months except January in North America.

  

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The Barn Owl's house should be placed high in a tree or inside a barn or shed. These highly valued, rodent-eaters like open farmland, but may also live in a suburban area.