Pigeon repellant
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Pigeon repellant
I have been plagued with these pigeons for years and finally grew to about thirty I used a sticky glue before which helped for a while but no longer. I went to superhome and paid about 6euros for a large spray can of flortis came home sprayed the whole can on all my window sills and aircon units. Next day nothing even on the block next to me now a week later one solitary pigeon on the roof of the next block so perfect . A nice quiet wake up in the morning and no mess to clean up. Oh and for the snowflakes no dead birds either.
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Re: Pigeon problems
flortis ..... what? They make all sorts under that name... you might as well have said ICI! I would point out re your snowflake comment - a poisoned creature seldom dies next to the source....
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Re: Pigeon problems
Groucho - it's a repellant, not a killing agent
see here - it's the third one from the left
I'd never heard of it but it only took a few seconds to do a quick 'Google'...
see here - it's the third one from the left
I'd never heard of it but it only took a few seconds to do a quick 'Google'...
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Re: Pigeon problems
Hi Groucho I assumed the clue would be easily spotted in the subject ie pigeon repellent however it's on the tin pigeon repellant. As regards the snowflake comment there are no dead birds within 150 meters of my location and to note I class pigeons in the same category as rats sorry if you are offended
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Re: Pigeon problems
They can be a nuisance, I accept and understand... I would add that it is us humans who have invaded their space - then built handy roosting places and are then offended when they make use of them.terry2366 wrote:Hi Groucho I assumed the clue would be easily spotted in the subject ie pigeon repellent however it's on the tin pigeon repellant. As regards the snowflake comment there are no dead birds within 150 meters of my location and to note I class pigeons in the same category as rats sorry if you are offended
I would be happy to hear the long-term effectiveness of this remedy... as many members have tried a variety of measures with diminishing results.
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Re: Pigeon repellant
Spikes on rooftop works for us.
They rarely come any lower than 6 foot off the ground as the cats are on patrol.
Mind you the cats have to be persuaded to leave as well so a water pistol is preferred option. If this doesn’t register with them then the catapult seems to persuade them.
They rarely come any lower than 6 foot off the ground as the cats are on patrol.
Mind you the cats have to be persuaded to leave as well so a water pistol is preferred option. If this doesn’t register with them then the catapult seems to persuade them.
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Re: Pigeon repellant
Genius...... Keith
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Re: Pigeon repellant
Yep catapult!
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Re: Pigeon repellant
Simple traps are easy to make, trap them, kill them and eat them.
Some are wise and some otherwise.....
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Re: Pigeon repellant
PoshinDevon wrote:
Mind you the cats have to be persuaded to leave as well so a water pistol is preferred option
I would imagine that could be an expensive option in the long term, do you give every cat a water pistol?
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Re: Pigeon repellant
We bought a scary bird, no pigeons for us, just our neighbours......
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Re: Pigeon repellant
Considering the immediately preceding posts, which - the cats or the pigeons?Jonnie wrote:Simple traps are easy to make, trap them, kill them and eat them.
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Re: Pigeon repellant
OK, I can't resist a challenge...
Here is the most unsavoury (and yet, hilarious) solution to the Pigeon issue as proposed by Tom Lehrer (just click 'Play' when the page loads)...
I do realise that Groucho will never speak to me again...
Here is the most unsavoury (and yet, hilarious) solution to the Pigeon issue as proposed by Tom Lehrer (just click 'Play' when the page loads)...
I do realise that Groucho will never speak to me again...
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Re: Pigeon repellant
Can't find the play button Keith, it wants me to join instead!
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Re: Pigeon repellant
jofra wrote:Considering the immediately preceding posts, which - the cats or the pigeons?Jonnie wrote:Simple traps are easy to make, trap them, kill them and eat them.
I should imagine cats taste of kitekat or fishy and seem quite bony so I will stick with the pigeon
Some are wise and some otherwise.....
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Re: Pigeon repellant
Ah, it probably realised that I have subscription...pc4854 wrote:Can't find the play button Keith, it wants me to join instead!
Never mind, it's on YouTube as well!