Assembly Instructions
To assemble your Falcon FrightKite, watch the step-by-step video or download the full instruction guide below.
Why Pole Height Matters
For the Falcon FrightKite to work effectively, it must be clearly visible to pest birds before they approach your property. Birds instinctively avoid anything that resembles a predator — but only if they see it in time. That’s why pole height is so important.
Taller isn’t always better — the right pole height depends on your landscape. The goal is simple: keep the kite above obstructions and within clear view from a distance.
Flat or Open Lands
If your land is flat and doesn’t have tall trees or obstructions around the boundary:
F22K or F20AK
These heights are sufficient to ensure good visibility across open areas.
Hilly Terrain (High Ground)
If your property has hills and you can position the FrightKite at the top:
F22K or F20AK
Placing the kite at a high point naturally improves its visibility, so standard pole heights will be effective.
Hilly Terrain (Lower Slope)
If you need to position the kite somewhere lower on a slope:
F28K or F42AK
These longer poles compensate for the elevation drop, ensuring the kite still flies high enough to be seen.
Tall Border Trees or Obstructions
If there are tall trees or structures near the boundary of your property that could block the view of the kite:
F28K or F42AK
These models allow the kite to fly high above tree lines, maintaining visibility for incoming birds.
Flat or Open Lands
If your land is flat and doesn’t have tall trees or obstructions around the boundary:
F22K or F20AK
These heights are sufficient to ensure good visibility across open areas.
Hilly Terrain (High Ground)
If your property has hills and you can position the FrightKite at the top:
F22K or F20AK
Placing the kite at a high point naturally improves its visibility, so standard pole heights will be effective.
Hilly Terrain (Lower Slope)
If you need to position the kite somewhere lower on a slope:
F28K or F42AK
These longer poles compensate for the elevation drop, ensuring the kite still flies high enough to be seen.
Tall Border Trees or Obstructions
If there are tall trees or structures near the boundary of your property that could block the view of the kite:
F28K or F42AK
These models allow the kite to fly high above tree lines, maintaining visibility for incoming birds.
Is your particular bird problem not listed here?
Contact us for a free consultation to find out how a FrightKite can help you, too.
