scarecrow

Take a Treat… If You Dare
He looks relaxed. Too relaxed. Swiping Scully the Seated Scarecrow may be sitting back in his rocking chair, but this porch-dwelling terror has one job—and it’s not sharing candy. With glowing yellow eyes, sudden arm movement, and a cackle that means business, Scully waits for unsuspecting snack snatchers before lunging in with a swipe that’ll send even brave trick-or-treaters jumping.

Design & Details
Measuring 58 inches tall in his seated position, Scully is built on a sturdy metal frame and features plastic components and classic scarecrow-style polyester clothing. His skull-like face is molded in creepy detail, topped with a pointed hat and a straw-trimmed collar for full farmhouse fright vibes. His glowing eyes shine an eerie yellow, while a red light in his candy bowl flares when triggered.

Metal, plastic, polyester fabric clothing
Swipes right arm, holds a candy bowl, makes laughing sounds, crow sounds, eyes and bowl light up red
Volume control, on, try me button and motion sensor
Can be used indoors or in a covered outdoor location (shouldn't be allowed to get wet)
If used outdoors, must be plugged into a GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) outlet
Measures 58 inches in sitting position

Scully holds a bowl that looks innocent enough, until someone reaches in. Then his right arm lunges forward in a fast swiping motion, complete with roaring laughter and unsettling crow sound effects. After the scare, the arm resets itself, ready for the next poor soul. Volume control lets you set the mood, and he can be activated with a motion sensor, try-me button, or step pad (sold separately).

Perfect for indoor or covered outdoor use—just don’t expose him to the elements. If used outdoors, plug into a GFCI outlet. International users should note the plug may require an adapter (not included).

Porch Guardian of Doom
Swiping Scully is a full-blown trap in overalls. Ideal for porches, haunted farm scenes, or anywhere kids get too confident around free treats, this animatronic guarantees one thing: the scarecrow’s the one doing the tricking this year.