JP3068411U - Continuous sounding machine for repelling birds and beasts - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] An object of the present invention is to repel harmful birds and beasts such as wild boars and bears. SOLUTION: When the birds and beasts pull the food E attached to the first sounding device A, the first sounding device is activated and sounds,
When the first sounding device A is activated, the second sounding device B is activated to produce sound, and when the second sounding device B is activated, the third sounding device C is activated to produce sound. And repel pests and beasts. The sounding machines A, B, and C are installed in tandem in a U-shaped frame in plan view. The sounding machine is provided with a hammer (4) vertically dropped on a base (50), and a receiver (1) on which a squib (2) is mounted with a cover (3) provided under the hammer (4). When the birds and beasts pull the feed E, the lever comes off and the hammer (4) falls and hits the lid (3), and the operation releases the lever of the next sounding device, causing the hammer to fall and hit and sound. , And the striking sound is generated by the same operation.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a continuous sounding machine for repelling birds and beasts.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 As a conventional means of repelling birds and beasts, an explosive sound is used to repel (Patent No. 1212086), and a reverberation cylinder is hit with a weight to sound and repel (Japanese Utility Model Application No. Sho 60-31287). There is a type that repels with the explosion of a gas cylinder cannon (Japanese Utility Model No. 63-1830), and a type that repels by firing a squib and detonating it (Japanese Utility Model No. 06-24484).

[0003] All of these forms of repelling birds and beasts use birds, small animals, and beasts with their pronunciation.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 Although such repulsion of birds and beasts does not necessarily have a particularly serious problem as a device, it always sounds a batting sound in order to get rid of it, sounds at a distance from the birds and beasts, or sounds in a single shot, The fear on birds and beasts is relatively weak, and the fear on boars and bears does not seem to persist.

[0005] Pests and beasts learn fear even though there are differences in their habits and personalities, and it is necessary to give fear using habits.

[0006] The present invention can be installed in a narrow path of birds and beasts without any width, and can be arranged without feeling of pressure. It was developed for the purpose of sounding a repelling sound similar to the repetitive fire sound of a fire that is performed together with smoke and giving a sense of fear and eliminating it.

[0007] In animal trails where birds and beasts move around with peace of mind, a hunting gun is fired in close proximity in front of the eyes. Boars and bears will no longer approach. It can be used to repel birds and beasts such as crows, monkeys, wild boars, and bears when installed around crops during the hunting season.

[0008]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In the present invention, the first sounding device A is activated and sounds by the bird and beast pulling the food E attached to the first sounding device A, and the second sounding device B is actuated by the operation of the first sounding device A. When the second sounding device B is activated, the third sounding device C is activated and sounds. It proposes a continuous sounding machine that repels pests and beasts by giving pronunciation.

[0009] The first sounding device A, the second sounding device B, and the third sounding device C have substantially the same contour, are arranged in tandem, and the rear sounding device is hidden behind. With this configuration, it can be placed inconspicuously even in narrow places such as animal trails. The first sounding device A, the second sounding device B, and the third sounding device C have substantially the same contour and configuration, and therefore have economical and production efficiency in manufacturing.

The first sounding device A, the second sounding device B, and the third sounding device C are arranged in a depth direction in a substantially D-shaped frame D in plan view. We propose a continuous repulsion machine with a configuration. The frame D is generally U-shaped in plan view, and the upper surface is not necessarily closed, but is surrounded by a side wall so that at least the sound generators A, B, and C are not seen from behind or beside. The beast perceives it as a simple box from the side, and when viewed from the front, the device looks like a thin, unobtrusive device, and does not hesitate to feed on the bait E. Birds and beasts have no choice but to feed from the front, but the explosion sound that occurs at that time can be reflected on the side walls and concentrated on the birds and beasts.

[0011] The first sounding device A, the second sounding device B, and the third sounding device C are configured to explode a paper primer in a moisture-proof bag continuously and alternately. In the middle of a pair of pillars standing on the base, a hammer on which a center slide bar with a slide support provided on the left and right is provided so as to fall vertically, and is mounted on the base between the pair of pillars. Is provided with a cover on a receiver on which a paper primer contained in a moisture-proof bag is placed. The hammer is locked by a lever movably attached to a support. When the bird or animal pulls the bait E, the pin comes off and the hammer falls and strikes the lid, and the lever of the second sounding machine B has the first lever. The release of the hammer of the third sounder C is released, and the lever of the third sounder C is released by the hammer of the second sounder. The sound is released by successively hitting the paper primer in the moisture-proof bag.

The continuous sounding machine for repelling harmful birds and beasts according to the present invention has such a configuration, and is used by being installed in an animal path where birds and beasts appear and disappear outdoors, in a damaged field, and the like. When a pest such as a wild boar tries to take bait E and pulls bait E, the first sounding machine A, the second sounding machine B, and the third sounding machine C are activated in this order, and continuously “pan”. “Pan bread” and a paper detonator in a moisture-proof bag were blown and exploded, emitting smoke, and you could feel the fear of being fired repeatedly by a hunting gun in the immediate vicinity of Feed E.

[0013] The latest stimulus causes a great shock to the birds and beasts, evacuating for tens of kilometers overnight and not approaching the vicinity.

[0014]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 In the illustrated embodiment, the first sounding device A, the second sounding device B, and the third sounding device C are arranged in tandem from the near side. By pulling, the first sounder is activated and sounds, the first sounder A is operated to sound the second sounder B, and the second sounder B is operated to sound third. This indicates a continuous sounding machine for repelling harmful birds and beasts, in which the sounding machine C operates and sounds and sequentially sounds continuously.

FIG. 1 is a front view of the entire state in which three sounding machines are overlapped, FIG. 2 is a side view partially cut away, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a state where the sound generators are installed in a field.

As shown in FIG. 1, a first sounding device A, a second sounding device B, and a third sounding device C are arranged in tandem, and the sounding devices have almost the same form contour. The rear row of sound generators is hidden behind.

The first sounding device A, the second sounding device B, and the third sounding device C are arranged in a depth direction in a substantially wooden or plastic frame D in plan view. doing. The frame D has a shape in which the upper surface and the front surface of the box are removed. Useful for concealing internal equipment. The frame body D may be provided as a box for transportation and packaging, and may be deformed into a substantially U shape at the time of installation. Since the sounding machines A, B, and C are arranged in tandem, they can be arranged narrowly and can be installed in conspicuous places such as animal trails.

The configuration of each of the sounding machines A, B, and C of the embodiment will be described. The first sounding machine A is provided between a pair of columns (6) erected on a base (50). ), And a center slide bar (8) provided with a hammer gold (9) for the next hit is provided on the upper side of the column (6). A hammer (4), which is erected and supported vertically, is provided so as to fall vertically, and a base (50) between the pair of columns (6) is provided with a paper primer (2) containing a moisture-proof bag. A cover (3) is provided over the gold (1), and the hammer (4) is locked by a set receiving lever (12) movably attached to the column (6). ) Is provided by connecting the pin (10) with the feed E with a string (11). When the pin (10) comes off, the hammer (4) falls and strikes the lid (3), and the paper primer (2) in the moisture-proof bag explodes due to the impact, and sounds. It is preferable to increase the number of explosive sounds by inserting one or more paper detonators (2) in a moisture-proof bag as appropriate, and four or more for large beasts such as bears. Since it is in a moisture-proof bag, there is no accidental danger due to moisture. Further, the sound generator is preferably made entirely of stainless steel so as not to be rusted by the smoke. Parts such as the base (50), the support (6), and the center slide bar (8) can be disassembled and assembled. Useful for storage and transportation.

The second sound generator B is provided with a slide support (7) on the left and right between a pair of supports (6) erected on the base (50) and sliding on the support (6). A center slide bar (8) provided with a hammer gold (91) for the next hit is provided at the upper end so as to vertically drop a hammer (41), and a base between the pair of columns (6) is provided. (50) is provided with a cover (3) over a receiver (1) on which a paper detonator (2) containing a moisture-proof bag is placed, and the hammer (41) is a drop which is movably attached to a support (6). And the falling lever (14) is hit by the fall of the hammer gold (9) of the first sound generator A to release the lock of the hammer (41). It is configured to fall and hit the lid (3).

The third sound generator C is provided with a slide support (7) on the left and right and a center slide rod (8) in the middle of a pair of supports (6) erected on the base (50). The provided hammer (42) is provided so as to fall vertically, and a base (50) between the pair of columns (6) is attached to a receiver (1) on which a paper primer (2) containing a moisture-proof bag is placed. The hammer (42) is locked by a drop lever (15) movably attached to a support (6), and the drop lever (15) is connected to a second lever (15). When the hammer gold (91) of the sounding machine B is hit by falling, the hammer (42) falls and the lid (3) is hit and sounds.

When a wild animal such as a wild boar draws the food E, the first sounding device A, the second sounding device B, and the third sounding device C are successively arranged in this order, and the paper detonator (2) in the moisture-proof bag is successively formed. You will be hit and pronounced. The startle gives decisive damage as it makes an explosive sound at close range. The number of loaded paper detonators (2) in a moisture-proof bag can be increased or decreased depending on the target vermin. In the case of a small animal, the third sounding machine C can be repelled only by the impact sound without loading the squib (2). For repelling small animals, it is possible to replace the lid (3) with a hollow resonance bell.

The continuous sounding machine for repelling birds and beasts can of course be used in combination with other traps or other extermination devices. For example, a wild boar reacts sensitively to falling objects from above, so a side-viewing extermination solid object F with a shape like the letter "in" is placed, and the continuous sound generator of the present invention is placed near it. When a wild boar encounters an explosion of a sounding device, the wild boar stops approaching just by seeing the "in" -shaped three-dimensional object. The same effect can be obtained by using a dragon-like scarecrow with shiny glass. FIG. 3 shows the arrangement, which is an example of the combined use of a continuous sounding machine for repelling harmful birds and animals and another extermination solid object F.

[0023]

【Example】

 As an example of a continuous sounding machine for repelling birds and beasts, a continuous sounding machine A, B, C that can be disassembled is packed in a wooden packaging box (a rectangular shape of 310 mm in length, 170 mm in width, and 70 mm in height) as a frame D. Created. The dimensions of the continuous sounding machine for repelling birds and beasts in the embodiment are as follows: the support (6) has a stainless steel round bar diameter of 9 mm and a length of 300 mm; the center slide bar (8) has a stainless steel round bar diameter of 8 mm and a length of 250 mm; ) Is an iron plate with a width of 150 mm and a depth of 200 mm. Since it was installed outdoors and exposed to wind and rain, and explosive smoke was generated, a slide made of stainless steel was prepared on the rust-preventive part, and the one made entirely of stainless steel was prepared.

This embodiment is merely an example, and the present invention is not limited to this embodiment. The materials and dimensions can be changed as appropriate. If the frame D can be made of plastic and the sound generator itself is in a form protected from the explosion of the arrester (2) (for example, a metal plate attached to the upper and lower striking parts of the arrester) Can also be made of plastic.

[0025]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, the continuous sounding machine for repelling pests and beasts of the present invention is the one in which the first sounding device A, the second sounding device B, and the third sounding device C are arranged in tandem from the near side, and the first sounding sound is generated. The first sounding device operates and sounds when the bird and the animal pull the feed E attached to the machine A, the second sounding device B operates and sounds when the first sounding device A operates, and the second sounding device sounds. The third sounding device C is activated by the operation of the sounding device B to produce a sound, and the sound is continuously produced at successive operation intervals.

Since the paper detonator explodes at close range of the birds and beasts, the impact on the wild boar or the bear can be largely repelled, and of course it does not approach thereafter.

[0027] The device itself according to claim 4 is simple, has stable interlocking, and is durable. It is very effective and highly practical for repelling birds and beasts that damage crops.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing an embodiment of a continuous sounding machine for repelling birds and beasts according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view in which the side surface of the frame is opened.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a state where the apparatus is installed in a field.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List A First sounder B Second sounder C Third sounder D Frame body E Feed F Extermination solid object 1 Receiving money 2 Paper detonator 3 Cap 4 Hammer 41 Hammer 42 Hammer 6 Prop 7 Slide support 8 Center Slide bar 9 Hammer gold for next hit 91 Hammer gold for next hit 10 Pin 11 String 12 Set receiving lever 14 Falling lever 15 Falling lever 50 Base

Claims (4)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A bird and beast pulls a feed E attached to a first sounding device A to actuate a first sounding device, and the first sounding device A causes a second sounding device B to sound. Actuates to produce sound, and activates the second sounding machine B to activate the third sounding machine C
A continuous sounding machine that repels harmful birds and beasts, characterized in that the sound is activated and sounds continuously. 2. The first sounding device A and the second sounding device B
2. The continuous sounding machine according to claim 1, wherein the third sounding device C is arranged in tandem, and the sounding device behind is concealed behind. 3. The first sounding device A and the second sounding device B.
3. The continuous sounding machine for repelling birds and beasts according to claim 1, wherein a third sounding machine C is arranged in a depth direction in a substantially D-shaped frame D in plan view. 4. The first sounding device A is provided with a slide support (7) on the left and right between a pair of columns (6) erected on a base (50) and an upper end for a next impact. A hammer (4) having a center slide bar (8) provided with a hammer gold (9) is provided so as to fall vertically, and a base (50) between the pair of columns (6) is protected from moisture. A cover (3) is provided over a receiver (1) on which a bagged paper detonator (2) is placed, and the hammer (4) is engaged by a set receiving lever (12) movably attached to a support (6). The set receiving lever (12) is provided by being connected to the pin (10) with the feed E by a string (11), and the pin (10) comes off when the bird or animal pulls the feed E, and the hammer is set. (4) is dropped to strike and sound the cover (3), and the second sounding machine B is mounted on the base (5). A center slide bar (8) having a slide support (7) provided on the left and right and a hammer gold (91) for the next impact provided at the upper end is provided upright between a pair of columns (6) provided upright at 0). Hammer (41)
Is provided so as to fall vertically, and a base (50) between the pair of columns (6) is provided with a cover (3) on a receiver (1) on which a paper detonator (2) containing a moisture-proof bag is placed. The hammer (41) is locked by a drop lever (14) movably attached to the column (6).
4) is a configuration in which the hammer gold (9) of the first sound generator A is hit by falling, the hammer (41) is unlocked and falls, and the lid (3) is hit and sounds. A hammer in which the third sounding device C is provided with slide supports (7) on the left and right and a center slide bar (8) in the middle of a pair of columns (6) erected on a base (50). (42)
Is provided so as to fall vertically, and a base (50) between the pair of columns (6) is provided with a cover (3) on a receiver (1) on which a paper detonator (2) containing a moisture-proof bag is placed. The hammer (42) is locked by a drop lever (15) movably attached to the column (6).
5) is a configuration in which the hammer gold (91) of the second sounding machine B is hit by falling, and the hammer (42) falls to strike the cover metal (3). 3. The paper detonator in the moisture prevention bag sounds successively in the order of the first sounding device A, the second sounding device B, and the third sounding device C. 3. The continuous sounding machine for repelling birds and beasts according to any one of 3.