Ultimate birdstopper
 

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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Out here we just ask politely, and the birds **** on powerboats. :-)

Must be left-wing birds.

Max

Ultimate birdstopper
 

"Scotty" wrote in message
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Will they work if there's no wind?

Scotty

Won't know until next spring, I believe they've already migrated south for
the winter.

John Cairns


"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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Out here we just ask politely, and the birds **** on
powerboats. :-)

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"John Cairns" wrote in
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"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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In article
,
John Cairns wrote:
Assuming the things actually discourage them from
sitting on the
lifelines.
Since I put these on, they don't appear to have come
back. Nothing
required
to hang them, just flex and slip over the lifelines.
Not only do they
move
in the breeze, they also slide on the lifelines in a
breeze and help keep
the spider webs at bay.


http://sports.webshots.com/photo/717...81129563003178
1966cIZLDB

John Cairns

Maybe, but the frikin look strange. :-)


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Don't care how they look. About a month or so ago, the
powerboat next to
me vacated, I didn't see the boat for several days, when
I got back to it
there was bird**** all over the starboard side, where
the vacant slip was.
Swallow magnet. Had to do something, saw all kinds of
elaborate set ups
with cd's, figured there had to be an easier way to get
them on the
lifelines. And it does appear to be working, acid test
will be next spring
when all of them pesky critters are mating. The beauty
is that it only
takes a minute to hang/remove them, and all you need are
the cd's.

John Cairns