Non-Toxic Epoxy Needed

Nov 24, 2003 43 Replies

zoot wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

Pigeons are pretty much flying rats. Real pests;and cause much damage and expense to property.

Now,before you think I'm cruel and heartless,I used to have 3 wild pigeons that I trained to land on my arm while I fed them bread and peanuts.They were very entertaining. Unfortunately,they and many others began nesting on my neighbors patios,and crapping all over the place,and making a lot of noise. Then the apartment complex had to screen in the patios and hallways,and put 'Tanglefoot' on surfaces that pigeons would land on to rest for the nights.

(I also had to stop feeding peanuts to the 3 squirrels that climbed up on my 2nd floor patio and also ate from my hands.)

Besides,there's a fair chance that the pigeons would survive the epoxy 'testing' and then you'd be all set.

Around here, pigeons are called "Purina Falcon Chow."

Why would I wish to take away the falcon's food?

Zooty

I do that without complications. If you read the fine print on the epoxy product, it probably says something like avoid contact with skin. When I'm done smoothing epoxy, I wipe the excess off and wash my hands. I don't do this 24/7. However, I do have problems with urethane glues on skin.

Alan

Pigeons and seagulls...

"they still go for peanuts when coated with cyanide"...

Bob Kaplow NAR # 18L TRA # "Impeach the TRA BoD" >>> To reply, remove the TRABoD!

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