Foxlights
Product Details
Produces a randomly timed flash(es) of light from either red, blue or white LEDs. Produces light in 360° for full coverage protection against nighttime predators and pests.
Simply mount to a T Post in the center of your pasture (or garden), or hang onto an existing hard wire (or HT) fence to keep coyotes away from the flock.
Benefits
Randomized timing of flashes prevents wildlife from becoming accustomed or indifferent to the light. Always appears that someone either in the field or in the garden.
Automatically turns on at dusk and off at dawn. Set it and forget it.
Specs
- Powered by a 6V battery, sold separately
- 9 LED bulbs—2 red, 2 blue and 5 white
- Visible up to 1 mile
- Waterproof
Precautions
How to Use
Warranty
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Batteries
6V Lantern Battery
Item #117700 -Lantern style 6v battery for Speedrite AN90 energizers and Foxlight predator lights.
$4.96 -
Handling Equipment
Galvanized Steel T Post, 6 ft
Item #327600 -Thick galvanized coating protects posts from the elements. Excellent supports for portable, permanent and high-tensile fence systems.
$24.50 -
Handling Equipment
Galvanized Steel T Post, 7 ft
Item #327800 -Thick galvanized coating protects posts from the elements. Excellent supports for portable, permanent and high-tensile fence systems.
$25.50 -
2025 New Products
DigStop™ Animal Barrier, 48" x 18", each
Item #966103 -Drive-in panel for filling gaps in fence lines. Stops animals from digging under the fence! Designed to contain pets and exclude unwanted wildlife.
$35.00 -
Pest Control
Live Trap Cage
Item #530097 -Collapsible live trap cage for common poultry predators such as raccoons, foxes, opossums and skunks. Folds flat for storage.
$72.00
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—Gordon, Premier 1 Sales Consultant
William R from Wisconsin
Purchased 23 months ago. I placed it various parts of the barnyard with my alpacas. We have coyotes around the perimeter of our small 7 acre farm (heard and seen). But no evidence of coyotes near our barn ever. I don’t think it’s a foolproof predator defense plan. But it’s an added measure. 3 stars because water somehow got into where the lights are and I don’t understand how. I’ve never unscrewed that end before and the gasket seemed fine. It seems way more expensive now than when I bought it. I don’t remember paying over $100 for it. I don’t think it’s worth that price.
Michael W from Oregon
I received three Foxlights from a NGO because of wolf attacks on the night pen on my farm. They are the most useless pieces of cheap plastics that exist. If any intelligent person believes a flashing light is going to deter a Canadian Wolf, you’re a fool. I don’t know who came up with the idea of disco for predators.
Gerald W from North Carolina
The light seems to be working well!
Lisa D from Virginia
This light is keeping coyotes away and what a relief! It’s so easy to use since it automatically cuts on and off.
Gary S from Indiana
I purchased 3 Foxlights to cover three different locations on my property and my adjoining neighbors property. We both have chickens and we also have goats together that browse on our hillside. We had been hearing coyotes in close at night and my neighbor witnessed a coyote trying to get into their chicken coop one early morning. After I placed the lights out we haven’t heard coyotes close in or spotted any, we only occasionally hear the coyotes way out in the distance. These are also fun to watch every now and then. I go out at night a few times a week and watch them fire off, a nice light show, lol. 360° coverage and very random on the rhythm of the lights. I am very pleased.
