RSPB donation.....???

What do the members here think to the fact that and advert published in the BHW (the journal of the RPRA)and paid for by a pigeon fancier, is selling anti cat deterants and stating that a % of all units sold will be donated to the RSPB.........it also goes on to use how the RSPB endorse the use of this deterant as a selling piont.

I for one thing this is taking the p**s.

was this in this weeks book, i havent seen it i for one think the rspb do noting i mean f*&k all for pigeons

what a f##kin joke eh they dont want to know sweet FA about our birds yet they want us to pay for these cat scarers where a certain % go to them to help fund the re release and to promote BOPs well to put it politely they can kiss my arse

so you wont be buying one mate

i got 3 cat detterents

1 my staffie dog,

2 my 2 cats

3 my 3 kids


and kids are the best form of detterent

defanately not mate i got my two dogs and 7 kids so im well protected mate

rene wrote:

defanately not mate i got my two dogs and 7 kids so im well protected mate

like ya thinking

both dogs live in the loft with the pigeons mate they got thier own section

dont they frighyen the pigeons our dog goes in the loft but she is a nightmare she took a egg once out of bottom box so have to watch her when i am in there

this is my 2 dogs mate i use them for shooting in the winter as well they'ev been well trained all the birds walk all over them some even peck em and it dont bother the dogs one bit mate they dont sleep in the same section as the birds though

verry nice mate look grand

providing im in the garden anyone can come in but wouldnt like to see any body try if i wernt there

look nice dogs rene...............

they are good dogs mate there're great with the kids aswell which is the main thing

friend of mine usd to breed spaniels, he had two bitches and a dog.........bred some nice pups and sold them very easily

thier brilliant dogs mate hard workin loyal affecinate ive never known a bad springer yet the liver and white one is 16 years old now deaf and blind in one eye but when i take him for his walk he still wants to hunt

not keen on the whistle i think the shacking of the corn tin is all thats needed unless you overfeed the birds.

i use the whistle i find they respnd to it really well but i spose it depends on how you train them from a young age

i know a guy just along the street from me that uses the whistle and even when their not hungery one peep on the whistle and their in like a rocket he told me when they are up high either training or coming back from a race one blow and there'er down and in

our dad uses the whistle and they come in really fast, well some thimes anyway