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[P5Nij]

 

[joered]

I have the same trouble with pigeons. I have a fish bait catapult to try and scare them off from the branches that they seem to like to use as their toilet seat, but need to find a source of suitable ammunition which will scare them but not damage anything. Mud balls work well.
Eb

Something like this perhaps?

 

[zagatoes30]

Something like this perhaps?
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Now you shown him that, Loz will using all his free time to build one in his shed - Seagulls beware

 

[joered]

Now you shown him that, Loz will using all his free time to build one in his shed - Seagulls beware

In truth because we live inland in Scotland Seagulls are not a problem. However on the odd time i have been down to see my Nephews in Hastings the size of these birds are truly scary.

Pigeons on the other hand are a pest with the racket they make.

I remember once siting in a French cafe when a Pigeon flew in, the cafe owners wife grabbed it and wrung its neck and took it away, no doubt for the pot.

And there's the rub we are too namby pamby here in the UK, the though of catching a pigeon, or rabbit, and eating it is a no no.

 

[RodTungsten]

Sitting outside a cafe in Salisbury a seagull shat a direct hit in my brother-in-law’s coffee. We were all splatted with a white and brown mixture. “Very common” the waitress told us as she handed out the blue roll. No warnings!

 

[P5Nij]

 

[Guy]

In truth because we live inland in Scotland Seagulls are not a problem. However on the odd time i have been down to see my Nephews in Hastings the size of these birds are truly scary.

Pigeons on the other hand are a pest with the racket they make.

I remember once siting in a French cafe when a Pigeon flew in, the cafe owners wife grabbed it and wrung its neck and took it away, no doubt for the pot.

And there's the rub we are too namby pamby here in the UK, the though of catching a pigeon, or rabbit, and eating it is a no no.

we just shoot them around here and the muntjacs (bloody dog like deer from the US)

 

[Guy]

 

[joered]

Sitting outside a cafe in Salisbury a seagull shat a direct hit in my brother-in-law’s coffee. We were all splatted with a white and brown mixture. “Very common” the waitress told us as she handed out the blue roll. No warnings!

Creme in your coffee sir?

 

[TimR]

(bloody dog like deer from the US)

China btw…! ( built like tanks- don’t tangle with ‘em!!)
I shoot pigeons and eat them bere..
Their noise is horrendous.Wakes up the neighbour’s cockerels…!.,
Earplugs are the only solution….

 

[P5Nij]

 

[philw696]

 

[philw696]

 

[joered]

Mc Queens xkss and Moss giving advice

 

[zagatoes30]

 

[philw696]

Guy Frequelin - Jean todt
Rally Tour de Corse 1981
Imagine that today.

 

[philw696]

Clay Regazzoni and Niki Lauda with a very relaxed Enzo Ferrari at the launch of the F1 Ferrari 312T, Maranello, 1976.

 

[lozcb]

Mc Queens xkss and Moss giving advice
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A blessed era to have lived through , we have without doubt lived the best of motoring music and technology , last 10 years like all empires we are witnessing the very beginning of the decline , we have reached the one silicone chip too many

 

[Felonious Crud]

Creme in your coffee sir?
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A rook shat in my coffee recently. The *******.

 

[RoaryRati]

oops - I knew the seats were a bit grubby - but not this bad


- sorry Roary - I hope they enjoy the surgery.