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S&K Cedar 50-Bat House

4.2

(181 Reviews)

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Item # 128956799

$16.99
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S&K Cedar 50-Bat House

S&K Cedar 50-Bat House

Item # 128956799

$16.99

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Install bat houses for mosquito control. The S&K Cedar 50-Bat House is perfect for suburban and rural areas. It holds up to 50 bats. Plus, this cedar bat house is easy to hang on most any surface thanks to the flat back. Predrilled holes for easy mounting. Install bat houses for mosquito control and to control other flying insects. Holds up to 50 bats. Flat back makes it easy to hang this cedar bat house just about anywhereNote: This product may require up to 2 additional days for order processing prior to shipping

  • Flat back makes it easy to hang this cedar bat house just about anywhere
  • Holds up to 50 bats
  • Predrilled holes for easy mounting
  • Install bat houses for mosquito control and to control other flying insects

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1 - 10 of 16 Questions

Q: Will just hanging this attract bats?

3 months ago
1 Answer
  • A: Hi Neighbor! According to Google; Simply hanging the S&K Cedar 50-Bat House does not guarantee attracting bats, as proper placement is critical for success. To increase chances, mount it 12–20 feet high on a pole or building (not trees) in full sun (6+ hours).
    2 months ago
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Q: Are they in the store?

8 months ago
1 Answer
  • A: Hi Neighbor- This item is sold online only.
    8 months ago
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Q: Does this have the 3/4" opening at bottom to prevent predators?

a year ago
1 Answer
  • A: Hello Deniser, The opening is approximately 4"
    a year ago
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Q: Where/How do i mount this? On a post,in a tree?

a year ago
1 Answer
  • A: Bat houses should face south or southeast to get 6–8 hours of direct sunlight each day. However, some say that trees can block sunlight, making it difficult for bat houses to get the right amount of sun. Bat houses should be placed in open areas that are free of obstructions within a 20-foot radius. They should also be at least 12 feet off the ground and 20–30 feet from tree branches. If possible, you can choose a location near a water source like a stream, river, pond, or lake. These areas are natural bat flyways and provide a nearby feeding zone for bats on hot day
    a year ago
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Q: How can I attract bats to house? Is there something I can use?

3 years ago
1 Answer
  • A: Fragrant flowers, herbs, and night-blooming plants attract nocturnal insects, which, in turn, lure bats. The more insects, the better. Try planting dahlia, French marigold, nicotiana, evening primrose, thyme, raspberry, or honeysuckle.
    3 years ago
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Q: A purchased two of the s&k cedar 50-bat houses. How far apart do they need to be from the other? Do I need to put a finish on them to protect them from weather before hanging them?

3 years ago
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  • A: The manufacturer has not specified a distance, typically there is no set rule on how many you can place per acre. The houses come fully assembled, adding a finish would be per preference and not necessarily needed or required to house the bats.
    3 years ago
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Q: I know there is a hole in the back for a lag screw, but how do you get in the house enough to get the screw into the hole?

4 years ago
1 Answer
  • A: Screws and drills or screw drivers will be needed to install. The top comes up.
    4 years ago
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Q: What are the overall dimensions.

5 years ago
1 Answer
  • A: Length: 5.5" Width: 14" Height: 8.25"
    5 years ago
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Q: Does this bat house have wire or netting inside for easier bat clinging?

6 years ago
1 Answer
  • A: These bat houses do not have wire or netting inside. They are empty cedar houses.
    6 years ago
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Q: Is it supposed to face south or west??

7 years ago
1 Answer
  • A: South
    7 years ago
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Center Point, Texas
Review 1

Heather was the best.

5 days ago
Well built with quality materials. I have been meaning to get one for many years so I looked up two other favorite online shopping sites and was not satisfied. For the first time ever I called Tractor Supply online and spoke with the nicest salesperson named Heather. The HQ where she works is Brentwood, TN just south of Nashville. She was great. In order to avoid shipping I ordered two of these. Installation is best in the Winter because bats already have roosts at this time of year.
SweepstakesYes

Yes, I recommend this product.

Mcminnville Tn
Review 1

Cute boxes for bats

11 days ago
Hoping for bats

Yes, I recommend this product.

Review 1

It is cheapeer than building your own but thats it

a month ago
It is cedar. It is an entirely 'stapled' assembly. The top is not removable and even if you wanted to, it can not be 'pulled' off without damage from the stapled assembly. Having screws would have allowed you access the inside BUT also possibly allow for easier mounting. I bought THREE and NONE had "pre-drilled mounting holes" at all. Probably for the better. However, it is DEFINITELY cheaper and easier than making your own.
Az
Review 1

Took a long route and a long time to get it

2 months ago
This was delayed for over a week. Poor communication from tractor supply. I had to fill out a long form online to find out what was happening to my purchase. I called and was put waited for forty minutes and found out there is no phone help after three p m pacific time.
SweepstakesYes