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Our Amish products are made in the USA in the foothills of Tennessee. Constructed by Old Order Amish craftsmen, our owl house features pre-drilled holes for hanging, a solid weatherproofed Cedar wood roof, and all Cedar construction.

Our unfinished Amish made cedar wood stool is incredibly popular as a step stool inside the home, many of our customers have several strategically placed. They are attractive as-is or can be stained to the color of your choice

September 18, 2020

Tips to mount an owl bird box to a tree to attract owls

These tips were created by a guest poster, who is a decades long bird watcher and owler and was part of the inspiration for our best-selling Amish Cedarwood Owl House.

When mounting your owl house on a pole or tree to attract owls, use two long screws or nails to sink a minimum of 1-2" into the tree. For rougher barked trees like pine trees, use longer screws to get through. If mounting on a living tree, as most of you are, leave at least 1/4" of space between the back of the box and the screw head to allow for expansion as the tree grows.

Place the owl box at least 15' high and just below the tree canopy if possible. Position the owl house so dense branches are not impeding the bird's straight flight to box. Orient the box entrance hole to face to the East or Southeast so chicks get morning sun and evening shade.

For our Amish cedar owl house, before you mount it, open the door and score the inside with a knife to create small indentions or 'steps' right under the hole so that it can be easily climbed by the owls.