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May 26, 2022
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IdahoCoug
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I've seen lasers be used in commercial applications.
I would bet that a good laser pointer used consistently over a period of a couple of weeks to get them to fly away from the nest might disrupt them enough to go somewhere else.
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Anyone had any luck getting rid of grackles?
Bernie
5/26/22 12:55pm
I’ve never seen one anyplace but a parking lot
dryflyelk
5/26/22 1:01pm
They're commonly called "parking lot birds."
Brisco
5/26/22 1:38pm
How do you feel about shooting them? Can offer pellet gun recommendations...
reddead
5/26/22 1:01pm
You guessed it, not a lot of space/privacy to make that happen
Bernie
5/26/22 1:53pm
Any chance you could knock the nest down?
reddead
5/26/22 2:26pm
Granny cankles?
BlueBlitzkrieg
5/26/22 1:05pm
That was my thought. No hope getting rid of those.
byujdmba
5/26/22 1:17pm
I've seen lasers be used in commercial applications.
IdahoCoug
5/26/22 1:10pm
might give this a try, thanks!
Bernie
5/26/22 1:53pm
My doberman is a certified Grackle killer.
CariocaCoug
5/26/22 1:18pm
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