liongeorge
Well-Known Member
There is a large birch outside my bedroom window which at this time of year gets young rooks as well as jackdaws crows and magpies all making a massive racket from around 5am.
In the past the airrifle has been used extensively but this generally winds them up and gets you out of bed and there seems to be a never ending supply.
The solution I have found is to get a bow and arrow and fire a sting up over one of the top branches of the birch and hang a crow decoy upside down from it in good view.
Result total silence in the mornings.
In the past the airrifle has been used extensively but this generally winds them up and gets you out of bed and there seems to be a never ending supply.
The solution I have found is to get a bow and arrow and fire a sting up over one of the top branches of the birch and hang a crow decoy upside down from it in good view.
Result total silence in the mornings.