Fly by, but they keep on trucking.
If the starlings would come out and play...
- Thread starter shambozzie
- Start date
I use dry cat FOOD to lure them in,,, they come in the winter in snow storms like that one.
I've ran out of House sparrows
EDIT: forgot to type in 'food',,, thanks coastal drifter,,, Bobbie cat refuses to get in the microwave
I've ran out of House sparrows
EDIT: forgot to type in 'food',,, thanks coastal drifter,,, Bobbie cat refuses to get in the microwave
Last edited:
Upvote 0
How long do you dry the cat for?I use dry cat to lure them in,,, they come in the winter in snow storms like that one.
I've ran out of House sparrows
Upvote 0
I obviously Knew what you meant, Just jokingI use dry cat FOOD to lure them in,,, they come in the winter in snow storms like that one.
I've ran out of House sparrows
EDIT: forgot to type in 'food',,, thanks coastal drifter,,, Bobbie cat refuses to get in the microwave
but I'm sure you know that.Upvote 0
I'm getting onsies and twosies at the feeder, Franken Notos is set for 30y, 25gr Kings, drops 'em.
I've gotten a dozen so far this winter.
Barn cat eats well.
I've gotten a dozen so far this winter.
Barn cat eats well.
Upvote 0
nice shooting range. Snow? South Carolina. I guess I haven’t been paying attention to the weather channel
Upvote 0
They cant resist dry cat food, last year when snow was on ground I sprinkled some on ground near some bushes along woods and in 2 days I killed 40, its like crack to them. It works even better when other birds are coming to it they cant stand it then.
Upvote 0