Backyards & Decks
Protect the deck.
Reclaim the yard.
A portable, humane wildlife deterrent for backyards and decks—encouraging raccoons, skunks, rabbits and other visitors to remain at the property’s landscaped edge.
Explore the applicationA better backyard routine
Keep outdoor living outside the wildlife routine.
Decks, gardens and sheltered property edges can attract raccoons, skunks, rabbits and other animals close to the house. Once a route becomes familiar, repeat visits can interfere with how a family uses its lawn and outdoor living areas.
Goose Guard is designed to interrupt that pattern before wildlife settles near the deck or patio. Position the portable system at recurring approaches, then coordinate sound, light and water responses when wildlife enters the protected zone.
One coordinated response
Built to respond, adapt and reassure.
Layered deterrence can be tuned to the property layout, household routines and the different wildlife visiting each yard.
Detect
Monitor repeat approaches from shrubs, gardens and side yards using field sensors and the developing vision layer.
Decide
Apply site rules that account for residents, guests, pets, location and time of day.
Deter
Coordinate site-tuned sound, light and water responses that encourage wildlife to turn away.
Reassure
Make operating status and recent activity visible to the homeowner.
The portable sentinel
Move protection to the pressure point.
The current portable embodiment brings the deterrent system together on one field-ready mast. It can be repositioned as animal routes, garden growth or the household’s outdoor use changes.
- PowerSolar panel + protected lithium battery
- AwarenessField sensors + AI-ready camera
- ResponseSound + high-intensity light + water
- MobilityWeighted four-foot portable mast
Backyard-aware placement
Protect the approaches to daily life.
A site review identifies where wildlife first enters the property, which routes lead toward the house and where a response can preserve normal outdoor activity.
Deck and patio approaches
Discourage wildlife before it reaches seating, dining and barbecue areas.
Garden and lawn edges
Address recurring paths where cover meets open family-use space.
Sheds and side yards
Extend the protected zone to sheltered routes that attract repeat visitors.
The objective is simple.