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Posted by Ray,IN on November 22, 2003 at 19:06:00 from (66.244.73.10):
In Reply to: Sparrows in the shed posted by Clodhopper from Il. on November 22, 2003 at 13:32:40:
I had a flock of starlings take over a pole barn and the mess was terrible. I sharpened my birding skills a great deal until they were gone. I managed to get a few doubles but I never did get a triple. When they wised up and flew out of shotgun range into trees, I then began sharpening my rifle skills. I got the entire flock except one that flew away never to be seen again. If this is not your interest, try "tanglefoot". Applied to the top side of rafters and anyplace birds roost it burns thier feet and they find another roost.
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