Where can I find some fake snakes to put under the shed to keep the birds skeered away????
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Where can I find some fake snakes to put under the shed to keep the birds skeered away????
No help here. All the old five and dimes used to have em Where'd they ever go?
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try some mothballs they work on just about everthing
try co-op or farm supply maybe.
Be done run me out but may have to try it.Quote:
Originally Posted by slabin
Our farm supply here closed a couple of weeks ago, going to Oxford in a little while so may look up there.
Try a Dollar Tree, Rees....if they have one in Oxford.
I have used just a short length of water hose pipe.:twocents
Will fake snakes keep the birds away. I've got a bird that likes to use my trolling motor for a perch and he leaves droppings on my boat. I know what I would do if it wasn't for the neighbors. If not a fake snake what? Ive got some short hose
The hose will work. If not try this.Quote:
Originally Posted by nuttin but net
Try a owl decoy.
ROTATING HEAD OWL SCARECROW DEVICE - Walmart.com
http://i5.walmartimages.com/asr/88e1...0&odnBg=FFFFFF
Work like a charm, owl works too.Quote:
Originally Posted by nuttin but net
Thanks Scrat!!!
Alright. Now I've got some remedies. Thanks crappie.com members.
just get a dozen or so real ones.
Owl decoy will work
Snugs would kill em!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd
Try a 12 gauge.. have a shot up shed, but very few birds [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
Ms Tammy would whoop me!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Snubbys
toy section at walmart
You might find you a dummy owl decoy some where. That might work!
When I had my boat docked at Bay Springs Marina birds were building nest over my boat and leaving droppings everywhere. I hung a rubber snake from the rafter and didn't have any problems for the next two years while it was there.
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I used a rubber snake at my cabin and the birds built a nest on top of it. So then I suspended it so it would move a little and then they would perch on it. May have to do with what type of bird it is. These were like barn swallows I think. They would build mud nests above my windows.