Barn Owl Boxes That Work – The Owl Barn by Nature’s Remedy
If you’re searching for barn owl boxes that actually get used by owls—not ones that rot, warp, or fill with pests—you’ve just found the best.
The Owl Barn by Nature’s Remedy is the trusted solution for landowners, growers, and conservationists who want long-term rodent control without harming the environment.
Built from roto-molded repurposed plastic, engineered for extreme weather, and field-tested by large agricultural operations, the Owl Barn delivers everything a cavity-nesting owl needs—and everything you need for real, lasting results.
Why Use a Barn Owl Box?
\Barn owls are efficient, silent hunters that can eat thousands of rodents each year. But without a safe, dry place to nest, they won’t stick around.
That’s where a proper barn owl box comes in. It gives these natural predators the shelter they need—and gives you a chemical-free solution for managing pests.
Whether you manage a vineyard, ranch, or large property, barn owls can become a key part of your ecosystem. But only if they have a place to call home.
🔧 What Makes the Owl Barn Different?
- Roto-Molded Repurposed Plastic Dual Shell
UV-stable outer shell + insulated inner shell, separated by a ½-inch air gap for ideal airflow and thermal regulation - All-Weather Tough
Handles sun, wind, rain, snow, and freezing temperatures without cracking, warping, or degrading - Multi-Species Compatible
Designed for barn owls, other cavity-nesting owls, American kestrels, and even wood ducks - Cleanouts Made Easy
Secure, slide-in interior shell and flat one-piece faceplate—no hidden pockets for debris or pests - Strategic Ventilation
Vents are placed to maximize airflow while keeping rain and pests out - Custom Mounting Plate for Steel Pipe
Includes a specially designed mounting plate engineered for strength and long-term use.
Mounts exclusively to a 10-foot steel EMT pipe, 2 inches in diameter (available at most Home Depot and Lowe’s).
Mounting hardware is included.
✅ Field-Tested. Grower Approved.
You don’t have to take our word for it—US Sugar, one of the nation’s largest growers, tested every major plastic owl box available.
After side-by-side comparisons, they chose the Owl Barn as their official conservation owl box, purchasing 400 units to help protect their sugar crops and support Florida’s barn owl population.
If it meets their standards across thousands of acres, it’ll perform just as well on your land.
🌱 Conservation Through Education & Preservation
Rodenticides don’t just kill pests—they poison wildlife, pets, and the food chain.
That’s why we built the Owl Barn with one goal: replace poisons with predators.
We believe in conservation through education and preservation, and we’re here to help you protect your land the right way.
When you install an Owl Barn, you’re doing more than attracting owls.
You’re protecting your ecosystem, encouraging biodiversity, and making your land safer for everything that depends on it.
👩🌾 Who the Owl Barn Is For
- Crop growers: grapes, sugar cane, wheat, alfalfa, orchards, sugar beets
- Organic and regenerative farms
- Ranches and homesteads
- Vineyard management teams
- Sustainability and conservation groups
- Soil and land management companies
- Golf courses, cemeteries, and mining sites
- Homeowners with ½ acre or more
🧰 Easy to Install. Even Easier to Maintain.
We recommend mounting at a finish height of 10 feet or less to make installation and cleanouts safe and manageable.
While a ladder is needed for setup and seasonal maintenance, that’s all you’ll need.
- Custom mounting plate ensures secure installation to steel pipe
- No painting, sealing, or upkeep required
- Resists mold, mites, and breakdown
- Install it once—use it for decades
📦 Order the Owl Barn Today
If you’re serious about conservation, sustainability, and long-term rodent control, the Owl Barn is the barn owl box to buy.
- ✅ Built for real-world performance
- ✅ Backed by major growers like US Sugar
- ✅ Made in the USA from repurposed materials
- ✅ Ships fast with responsive support
Stop using poison. Start using predators.
Give barn owls a safe, lasting place to call home—right on your land.
