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One of the most important parts of any pigeon control program is to make sure pigeons cannot nest.
Nesting is best treated by excluding pigeons’ access to desirable areas.
When all the nesting spots have been treated, you will realize about a 50-60% chance that the birds move on.
After nesting treatments, when you treat all the spots on which they are standing, your odds increase to over 90%
Arizona Game and Fish recommends flock reduction with trapping and making sure another flock could not nest even if they tried.
Pigeons are familial and breed for life. They also possess a natural homing instinct.
Pigeons gravitate to the highest perches possible so they can see predators before they are seen.
Pigeons prefer to habitate spots where they have protection overhead or at least shade.
Pigeons nest where their eggs will not roll. This includes against spikes, mesh and electric shock systems.