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B@stard Foxes!
v2brett:
ive been using a air horn to scare the cats off, they jump about 3 foot in the air and run like mad the other way :signLOL:
i dont think your neighbours would be too happy about you blasting an air horn in the early hours tho
mixit:
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....I want one of those to shoot cats! Trouble is that you can get into a lot of trouble shooting at anything, no matter what.
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RedRobin:
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The issue is that because i keep my car fairly well polished it obviously slips, sticks its claws out and puts fairly deep scratches in to the bonet,
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....Be grateful you don't have peacocks strutting around your grounds. One of my more posh girlfriend's family in my youth had such a property and one day the cock peacock saw his reflection in the shiny side of a visitor's RR (Rolls-Royce, not Range Rover) parked in the drive and decided it was a rival male and entered battle. The side of the car was the loser.
RedRobin:
--- Quote from: v2brett on August 09, 2009, 10:10:58 pm ---ive been using a air horn to scare the cats off, they jump about 3 foot in the air and run like mad the other way :signLOL:
i dont think your neighbours would be too happy about you blasting an air horn in the early hours tho
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....My neighbours are used to the various noises I make!
An airhorn is also useful for giving those uninvited sales callers a quick blast down the phone.
Any cat that enters my garden does so at its own peril. However, foxes and badgers are welcome.
Tarmac_Terrorist:
Beavers welcome too Robin? :laugh:
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