Heard in the kitchen:
D'wife: What can we spray around the yard to keep cats out"
Me: #8 bird shot.
D'wife: ......Legally.
Me: Now you're taking all the fun out of it.
Note: When we had foxes living under the back porch, we didn't have cats roaming the back yard. Or the neighbors back yards.
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2 comments:
The problem with birdshot is you have to use it when the cats are present. A properly tuned motion detection and targeting system could accomplish this, I suppose. I'm assuming you don't want to be spending all your time in the back yard watching for cats.
Predator urine is a possibility. Lots of places sell coyote and wolf pee.
I was thinking of that myself. I still have 2/3 of a bottle of bobcat pee left over from the foxes.
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