LOMEREY Pack of 4 Soar Powered Deer Chaser Light Nocturnal Animal Deterrent Scares Coyote Fox Racoon Skunk Nighttime Animal from Garden, Yard, Chicken Coop

2 out of four not working. Those which are working don't have any effect on animals

These do not light all night long. The stop blinking even though it is still dark in the morning hours. Still useful. They do keep animals away.

The deer were eating my strawberry plants down to the ground. I installed these and the deer have not come back again sense. Only problem was out of the four only three worked.

Pretty sad that these things will not hold a charge sufficient to keep them lit all night. Even when I let them charge in bright direct sunlight for 3 days, they still will not stay lit all night. Only useful if the predators you want to keep away "go to bed early". I think they might last longer if they slowed down the blink rate and were not quite so bright. I charged them for 3 full days (December so, short days) before using them the first time. I noticed they went dark before sunrise. After two days I shut them off. Then moved them so they could be "aimed directly at the sun" for 3 days again to charge Had bright sunshine for those 3 days. Put them back in position where they still had full exposure to the daylight but not "angled toward the sun". There is no way these will operate as described "all night" in this part of the country (Northern Illinois).

I have used different types of these to add protection for my goat lot...I can hear the coyote but never seen one on my land...I do believe these to work because I have had no deer or raccoons since I installed....Honestly, this is not my favorite brand but you get what you pay for...they are not as long lived as some brands but I also have motion detecting flood lights and an electric strand on top to the fencing so if one of these die, its not too much stress to wait on another delivery...otherwise, as I said, I believe them to work even though this brand seems to "blink" in an urealistic timeframe...( too fast).

Advertised as a deterrent for deer raccoons skunks etc. My main problem was raccoons around my fish pond but when I was alerted by camera that there was activity at night there was a raccoon right along side of flashing red "eyes" which were mounted on a wooden black cat. I had to yell at racoon to chase it away. It might scare other animals but def not raccoons. Wasted money on my part. But live and learn I guess. Also dont flash all night.