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crow banger in shed- any good?

  • 26-08-2015 05:13PM
    #1
    f140
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    power washed all the shed in June and there are a few pidgeons and starlings coming in and out and I will have to re wash a few parts to get the poo off the mats. I don't have any lead to sort them and don't want to ask friends to come in as before I would know it the friends might think they have automatic permission to come in and go shooting around the farm.


    anyway was thinking of borrowing a crow banger from the farmer next door for a few weeks. would they work or would the birds not take any notice?


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  • #2
    Birdnuts
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    Twould work for a while anyways. You could also try some plastic owls/hawks to scare them too in the areas they are entering. Long term though the best solution would be installing netting/flaps in the areas they most frequently enter.


  • #3
    Capercaillie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,732 ✭✭✭Capercaillie


    Illegal to shoot starlings. They will be scared of crowbanger at first, but can get used to it.


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