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    Quote Originally Posted by JeremyGilbert View Post
    Federal law does not protect feral pigeons and most states do not give them protection. State and local laws should be consulted, however, before any control measures are taken. Some cities are considered bird sanctuaries that provide protection to all species of birds
    Do you realise we are in Thailand?

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    if your still having a problem with the flying rats, try some bi/carb soda wrapped up in some bread ...boobooom

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    in the shopping mall near where i stay
    they have a dummy eagle or peregrine falcon
    sitting up on the rafters,, way up,
    and no pigeon or raven goes anywhere near the place.
    like meeting a cracked-up mike tyson in a dark alleyway
    they just back off to the other side of town.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chong Boy
    This guy would work for peanuts as I know he is skint but will never admit it!


    Here's your man, just prop him on your balcony. No pigeon gonna mess with him.

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    Electrified bird bath?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ivor Biggun View Post
    Rat glue. Spread it out as per instructions, then put food down for them. They then get stuck in the rat glue and Bob's your uncle.

    and if these pigeons are up on the rafters...?

    I too will have to stop the little buggers perching above my head this year

    they make things you can stick on the rafters that stop them perching, but they are quite expensive for some reason

    I have tried putting black thread around so they don't like flying there, seems to work for a while
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    Got 3 cats now ! works wonders...

    But gotta put all foods away, the eat a bite on each mangoes and the hole in the bread bag was from cats not rats da oter day !

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    2008, talk about bumpage

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    ^ you are a little slow, Mach1

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    Quote Originally Posted by Koojo View Post
    2008, talk about bumpage
    No problem, he probably now has twice as many pigeons.


    Many years ago there was a problem in Basildon where pigeons would wander around on the roof of the market covering it in guano. So the council devised a master plan which involved non-drying luminous paint being applied to the market roof which was supposed to deter the pigeons from landing.

    It didn't.

    Cars, buildings, and just about anything within a couple of miles of the market became covered in luminous pigeon foot impressions.

    The council forked out a fortune to clear up the mess. I believe the pigeons are still there to this day and may even be running the council.
    I see fish. They are everywhere. They don't know they are fish.

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    Quote Originally Posted by billy the kid View Post
    in the shopping mall near where i stay
    they have a dummy eagle or peregrine falcon
    sitting up on the rafters,, way up,
    and no pigeon or raven goes anywhere near the place.
    like meeting a cracked-up mike tyson in a dark alleyway
    they just back off to the other side of town.
    Finally, it took until page 3 to see the correct (best) answer.
    Believe it or not, I got my "Pigeon Raising" merit badge when I was in the boy scouts.
    Our neighbors didn't always like them however, so, I learned from them a long long time ago.
    They used a fake owl by the way.
    The pigeons never went near that house as long as it was up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thormaturge
    Cars, buildings, and just about anything within a couple of miles of the market became covered in luminous pigeon foot impressions. The council forked out a fortune to clear up the mess. I believe the pigeons are still there to this day and may even be running the council.
    Haha

    I've heard of people in the UK, who catch these flying rats and sell them on to Indian Restaurants.

    Using trained hawks or falcons will soon rid a place of pigeons

    Outside Benjasiri Park, near The Emporium,I've seen a big cage a few times, full of bread and pigeons. I don't know what the Thais do with them, but they love feeding the things

    At the Mini Plant in Oxford, they have big, real looking Owls perched on the roof of some buildings

    Airports destroy birds habitats, food source and use hawks and dogs to keep them away

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabaii sabaii View Post
    Using trained hawks or falcons will soon rid a place of pigeons
    Ask Ken Livingstone about that.

    He paid for a Peregrine falcon to frighten pigeons away from Trafalgar Square.

    It didn't much fancy city life and flew off to London Docklands.

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    In the States, Mike Tyson takes care of them

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    had some little birds that liked to hang outside my driveway on the power lines and shit all over the place

    so got one of those air powered plastic ball BB guns and blasted the shit out of them for a good 2 weeks.

    worked wonders

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    Beware what you do to them - they may come back...



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    I will be putting up netting to keep the buggers out this year

    where I have done so already, it is a good method, but they will find their way into the smallest of gaps

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    ^ I guess their heads are the same size as a gerbils

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    Pigeon is absolutely delicious- in HK they were my favourite birdy thing to eat, well along with roast goose. have you got any chinee around? Let them go loose on them, and get some cooked ones back as commission.

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