Biosecuritywith wings.

Trained falcons and dogs keep wild birds away from your farm, lowering HPAI (Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza) risk to your flocks.

Meet us at IPPE 2027International Production and Processing Expo, Atlanta

Booth
B6053
Live falcon demos
15 minutes, outside B Building
Demo times (ET)
Tue, Jan. 26: 1:30 to 1:45 PMWed, Jan. 27: 12:15 to 12:30 PMWed, Jan. 27: 3:00 to 3:15 PMThu, Jan. 28: 10:00 to 10:15 AM
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Wild birds do not stop at the fence line.

Our job is to keep them from coming near the farm at all. Tap a spot to see how.

Aerial view of a customer's commercial egg farm Two rows of poultry houses surround lagoons, a feed mill and an open field, with crop fields on every side. Without coverage, wild bird flight paths lead into the crop fields, grass between houses, lagoons and open field. With coverage, the paths turn away at a falcon patrol zone around the farm. 1 2 3 4

A current customer site. Every farm is different, and your plan is built around your own attractants. Imagery: USDA NAIP

Trusted by producers and operators

Daybreak Foods Sonstegard Foods Company Hormel Foods Seneca Foods Koch Industries Stemilt Growers

From first call to first flight

  1. Tell us the problem

    Describe your site, the birds you see and when you see them.

  2. Get a plan and quote

    We look at your site, often from aerial imagery, and send a written plan with pricing.

  3. We start on your schedule

    Chase launches every job in person. A dedicated falconer carries it through the contract.

Falcons clear the air. Dogs hold the ground.

About 20 trained falcons and up to 5 field teams, working nationwide.

In the field

Chase Delles swinging a lure as a falcon comes in low over a field
Chase Delles, owner, working a falcon to the lure
Two working dogs sitting side by side
Our working dogs
Falcon in flight against a blue sky
On patrol
Falcon perched on a gloved fist
Ready on the glove

Built for your protocols

We work outside the barns and inside your rules.

  • Our crew does not enter your barns
  • Vehicles go through your wash, per your protocol
  • We follow your site's biosecurity rules on every visit
  • Visit reports available when your program requires them

Bring your toughest bird problem.

We will tell you exactly how we would solve it.

Prefer to talk?

Chase Delles, Owner

(651) 269-9192

skypredatorsabatement@gmail.com

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