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Our worst competetor...
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James Burke
Being a grandpa is more fun than working
SignProPlus-Chip
New Member
A little $#!t is no reason to kill the poor thing.
How would you like it if someone popped a cap in you while you were on the throne?
How would you like it if someone popped a cap in you while you were on the throne?
James Burke
Being a grandpa is more fun than working
Ease up guys...rest assured, there'll be no shootin'.
JB
JB
“Contrary to the myths with which we have been raised, Kohn shows that competition is not an inevitable part of ´human nature.´ It does not motivate us to do our best (in fact, the reason our workplaces and schools are in trouble is that they value competitiveness instead of excellence.) Rather than building character, competition sabotages self-esteem and ruins relationships. It even warps recreation by turning the playing field into a battlefield.
http://www.disinfo.com/2013/03/the-case-against-competition/
I just read this yesterday.
http://www.disinfo.com/2013/03/the-case-against-competition/
I just read this yesterday.
David Wright
New Member
I haven't had problems with cardinals, but have been attacked by bluejays.
Them's ornery birds.
Them's ornery birds.
Flame
New Member
I am soooo lost on how this fiction applies to the topic at hand. haha.
Dude try the balloon trick. I've actually heard that one too, must freak them out seeing a blob floating around?
Mike Paul
Super Active Member
I feel your pain.
I have a demented Robin that sits in a bush outside my dining room window and believes his reflection is his enemy trying to mate w/ his *****. It attacks and scratches his reflection daily in the Spring and is relentless for a couple months.
He starts at the first hint of any sun light and continues all frik'in day.
This Spring will be year three if he returns. I've been trying to kill him for two...
I could off him w/ my shotgun but that won't go over well in a residential neighborhood, not to mention a local detective is a neighbor...
I have a demented Robin that sits in a bush outside my dining room window and believes his reflection is his enemy trying to mate w/ his *****. It attacks and scratches his reflection daily in the Spring and is relentless for a couple months.
He starts at the first hint of any sun light and continues all frik'in day.
This Spring will be year three if he returns. I've been trying to kill him for two...
I could off him w/ my shotgun but that won't go over well in a residential neighborhood, not to mention a local detective is a neighbor...
SignosaurusRex
Active Member
Leave him alone, let him do his 'Thang' and he will be gone shortly. If that wont work for you then you can always build him a decoy perch. Nice shiny red door (facsimile) made of Alupanel with a big shiny chrome mirror attached as well as a section of chrome Mylar to replicate a nice mirrored glass window all mounted on a hand truck. That ought to really screw with his mind ....and hopefully keep him off your truck.
HDvinyl
Trump 2020
Seriously? Ever have one stay stuck like the sticky mouse traps?
Guess I should be glad the woodpecker hasn't discovered my truck mirrors ... yet. He has moved from the gutter/downspout where he had come back to a few years in a row to the shop, which is a deep red and 'wood'. I prefer he go back to the downspout as he can't make holes in that. Silly boy.
Bernie
Bernie