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Protect Your Flock with GuardiHen

GuardiHen was born out of our own frustration after our chickens became regulars on the predator menu. We tried most everything—from fake owls to relying on our brave rooster—but nothing worked. One hawk even grew bold enough to fly straight into the coop in broad daylight.

That’s when we decided to create our own solution. Since installing the GuardiHen system, we haven’t had a single hawk or predator attack. Our innovative design has brought us lasting peace of mind, and we’re excited to share that same protection with fellow poultry keepers.

Let GuardiHen safeguard your flock—so you can focus on enjoying them, not defending them.

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Proven Predator Deterrence

Our top priority is the safety of your flock. After experiencing repeated losses to hawks on our own Ohio farm, we dedicated ourselves to developing a solution that truly works. GuardiHen has been field-tested and proven to deter hawks and other aerial predators, giving you peace of mind and your hens the freedom to roam safely. The effectiveness of our product has been demonstrated on our farm, and now, chickens across the region enjoy better protection thanks to GuardiHen.

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How it works: Simple Installation & Low Maintenance

GuardiHen was designed with farmers and backyard chicken keepers in mind. Our product is easy to install and requires minimal maintenance, making it accessible for all flock owners. You don’t need complicated tools or advanced know-how—just a screwdriver and a few simple steps. Secure the small mounting bracket with two screws, plug the sensor box into a wall outlet, then connect your Skydancer to the sensor box. That’s it! Once set up, GuardiHen works automatically day after day, so you can spend less time worrying about predators and more time enjoying your flock.

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About

An engineer by trade and an aspiring entrepreneur by night, I never expected to find myself raising chickens. When my family and I bought a few acres in 2023, we also inherited a small flock—and a whole new set of challenges. From hawks and raccoons to the occasional skunk, it’s been a learning curve for us city folk. But through it all, our lives have been enriched by the experience, and we’ve grown to truly appreciate the joy and rhythm of our little farm.

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