Fecking crows.
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Anyone got any handy tips regarding keeping the winged harbingers of doom away? That doesn't involve firearms?
We're currently spending a substantial amount of money feeding them, and our chickens seem to spend their days cowering in the corners of the run.
The food hopper is in an 'inner run', with a roof, and an entrance hole just big enough for the chickens to get in, yet the little whatnots still rob it all.
The best suggestion I've found so far involved hanging up a dead crow's carcass, but tbh, that's not really my thing.
We're currently spending a substantial amount of money feeding them, and our chickens seem to spend their days cowering in the corners of the run.
The food hopper is in an 'inner run', with a roof, and an entrance hole just big enough for the chickens to get in, yet the little whatnots still rob it all.
The best suggestion I've found so far involved hanging up a dead crow's carcass, but tbh, that's not really my thing.
Hanging a dead grow up was the best solution I tried. It makes your garden look like something off the Adams family but it really works. Having a big fake owl will maybe work until a brave one gets used to it, dive bombs it and realises it's not real. Like wise a scarecrow or a banger.
Wheat said:
Hanging a dead grow up was the best solution I tried. It makes your garden look like something off the Adams family but it really works. Having a big fake owl will maybe work until a brave one gets used to it, dive bombs it and realises it's not real. Like wise a scarecrow or a banger.
It's true... And it's also what farmers round here do.Can you borrow a decent air rifle off someone?
We bought one of these : http://grandpasfeeders.co.uk/products?gclid=CMHk0o...
Expensive but paid for itself in a couple of months given the food we were shovelling into the local crows, rats etc.
It just works. Once you remove the food source the crows soon clear off elsewhere.
So good, in fact, that we bought a second one a couple of weeks ago for our second run.
Expensive but paid for itself in a couple of months given the food we were shovelling into the local crows, rats etc.
It just works. Once you remove the food source the crows soon clear off elsewhere.
So good, in fact, that we bought a second one a couple of weeks ago for our second run.
fttm said:
AdiT said:
I read the title as "Fecking Cows" and then was confused by "...winged harbingers of doom"
Not just me then . Answer to the OP , yes nail one to the fence .Forum | All Creatures Great & Small | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




