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ZL3TPN > BIRDS 30.05.05 21:07l 28 Lines 971 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : ZL3TPN328697
Read: GUEST DF5EI DO6NP DK5RAS
Subj: Re: Bird damage at repeaters
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Sent: 050530/0847Z @:ZL2SUN.#70.NZL.OC #:34201 [Nelson, NZ] $:ZL3TPN328697
From: ZL3TPN@ZL2SUN.#70.NZL.OC
To : BIRDS@WW
>From: ZL2VAL@ZL2AB.#46.NZL.OC
>To : BIRDS@WW
>
>Or, failing that, look for a product call something like "Hotfoot" or
>"Hootfeet", designed to be unpleasant to birds in order to keep them off
>whatever you want to keep them off of. If unavailable in NZ, ask "Leicester
>Repeater Group" in UK, apparently they use it to protect outside installations
>from birds of the feathered variety.
>
> -=###=-
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How about cayene pepper mixed into grease!
There was a gentelman around here who had trouble with keas in his vege
garden, always digging up his carrots and things...he was a crack shot with a
sling shot but they would watch untill he left home... and then strike! He got
rid of the problem but hiding whole chillies in potatoes and fruit. End of
problem.
Good luck from Nick ZL3TPN
T4 1.5à23
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