01-18-2015, 03:33 AM
I have been working with the Good Sheppard Foundation to help save our endangered invasive species.
Have you noticed the diminished volume of our beloved Coqui Frogs on these recent dry, cool nights? Well, I have and it's disturbing. Good Sheppard and I have developed a device to supplement the cheerful sound that we all miss. It's called the "FrogHorn". A digital self contained amplifier and speaker that can be placed outside your window and plays a continuous loop of the beautiful Coqui song. (In homage to the great band Spinal Tap, the volume knob on the amp goes to eleven).
These fantastic devices are available through Good Sheppard for the very affordable price of $79.99. All proceeds will go to the proliferation of invasive species.
Look for our booth at your local Farmer's Market. Free Albezia saplings will be given away with every purchase.
Thank you.
Have you noticed the diminished volume of our beloved Coqui Frogs on these recent dry, cool nights? Well, I have and it's disturbing. Good Sheppard and I have developed a device to supplement the cheerful sound that we all miss. It's called the "FrogHorn". A digital self contained amplifier and speaker that can be placed outside your window and plays a continuous loop of the beautiful Coqui song. (In homage to the great band Spinal Tap, the volume knob on the amp goes to eleven).
These fantastic devices are available through Good Sheppard for the very affordable price of $79.99. All proceeds will go to the proliferation of invasive species.
Look for our booth at your local Farmer's Market. Free Albezia saplings will be given away with every purchase.
Thank you.
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