Scarecrow Sprinklers: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. Homeowners and groundskeepers know the consternation of battling against pests. The little buggers seem hellbent on ruining the lawn, gardens, flowerbeds, and other landscaping features. The fight against invasive animals is an asymmetric battle. Your property has nothing to gain in the contest save for a lack of damage, and it has much to lose.
Fact #2. When it comes down to it, there's really no better way to scare off an animal than by spraying it with water. With a scarecrow sprinkler, you don't have to hide out in the bushes with a hose, either. You simply need to choose the right option for your property's shape and size.
Fact #3. There are two basic types of scarecrow sprinkler: the self-contained unit, and the unit connected to a garden hose. While the latter will never run out of its liquid ammo, the former eliminates the need for monopolizing a hose.
Fact #4. Before making a purchase, consider not just the overall size of your yard, but also the shape of the area that must be targeted. Many types have minimum spray distances that will see water blasted right over the head of smaller pests in your smaller yard. At the same time, if a sprinkler can't fire its beam of water far enough to soak the unwanted animal, it won't get the job done.
Fact #5. You need to know the kind of animal you're trying to scare off as well as the other factors associated with your property. If you set your unit to be too sensitive, it will blast off every time a few leaves fall past it. That means wasting water, annoying humans who hear it, and potentially desensitizing the very creatures that are supposed to be repelled.